Wow his life sucks. Think of all the things he won't be able to do and what he'll miss out on because of allergies that can lead to death. It'd be awkward and pretty weird to attend school this way. Not just because not many other people do it, but I'd find it hard to concentrate and transition using this avatar thing getting an education while I'm via home. I hope someone finds a cure or some type of vaccine to make his allergies less complicated.

This book was beautifully written, yet a bit eerie and depressing. It was so good that I've read it several times! I found this so touching and I even almost shed a tear. I heard about Universal Studios purchasing the film rights for this being made into a movie. Even though I don't think it'll come out anytime soon, I hope the film does it justice and is just as good as The Perks of Being A Wallflower (novel-to-book thing). If Logan Lerman isn't cast as Clay Jensen, then I will cry. But he'd legitimately be perfect for the part! In the film version I'd like for it to end with a more positive ending, and I want to see more of the Clannah (Clay-Hannah) interaction and more clearly depicted.

Ha ha. I remember reading this book like 3 times 3 years ago. I was just so bored in class, and beneficially this book was short and entertaining.