Funny, Original and yet completely and utterly Frustrating.
I think that sums up [b:Rockaholic] well..

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“I’m going to marry Jackson Gatlin one day.”

Just take a few seconds to really reflect on that sentence. Done? Okay..

Now, I don't know about you, but I personally am not a fan of people claiming to be 'In Love' with people they've never met. I agree that people can have crushes.. I'm not a stranger to fangirling over certain musicians or actors..


Oh, hey there Ian ♥

But I draw a line at claiming you're 'In Love' with them.. Because let's face it, that's just going too far and there's nothing healthy about becoming obsessed the way the protagonist, Jody, of [b:Rockoholic|13482839|Rockoholic|C.J. Skuse|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1329106913s/13482839.jpg|14525101] was about her favourite singer.

Because boy was she obsessed..
She actually went as far as to accidentally kidnap him..
I'm not kidding. She accidentally kidnapped Jackson. With a Curly Wurly none the less.

A. CURLY. WURLY.


Just saying.. That wasn't super believable, but whatever.. I could deal with that.

What I could not however deal with, was the fact that this Jody was very, very shallow. I'm not kidding. Based on the way her best friend Mac dressed, she assumed he was gay.

Sadly, I am not kidding..

Mac, the bestfriend and alleged 'gay' was the best thing that happened in this book. I utterly adored his character. He was witty, caring and just downright amazing!
But obviously, Jody being the idiot she was didn't seem to realise how frikin' amazeballs this guy was..

Sigh..


--MORE TO COME--

Over & Out, T xx
( )

Funny, Original and yet completely and utterly Frustrating.
I think that sums up [b:Rockaholic] well..

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

“I’m going to marry Jackson Gatlin one day.”

Just take a few seconds to really reflect on that sentence. Done? Okay..

Now, I don't know about you, but I personally am not a fan of people claiming to be 'In Love' with people they've never met. I agree that people can have crushes.. I'm not a stranger to fangirling over certain musicians or actors..


Oh, hey there Ian ♥

But I draw a line at claiming you're 'In Love' with them.. Because let's face it, that's just going too far and there's nothing healthy about becoming obsessed the way the protagonist, Jody, of [b:Rockoholic|13482839|Rockoholic|C.J. Skuse|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1329106913s/13482839.jpg|14525101] was about her favourite singer.

Because boy was she obsessed..
She actually went as far as to accidentally kidnap him..
I'm not kidding. She accidentally kidnapped Jackson. With a Curly Wurly none the less.

A. CURLY. WURLY.


Just saying.. That wasn't super believable, but whatever.. I could deal with that.

What I could not however deal with, was the fact that this Jody was very, very shallow. I'm not kidding. Based on the way her best friend Mac dressed, she assumed he was gay.

Sadly, I am not kidding..

Mac, the bestfriend and alleged 'gay' was the best thing that happened in this book. I utterly adored his character. He was witty, caring and just downright amazing!
But obviously, Jody being the idiot she was didn't seem to realise how frikin' amazeballs this guy was..

Sigh..


--MORE TO COME--

Over & Out, T xx
( )

This is book about a girl who is so obsessed with a rock star that she kidnaps him. It was a very funny, touching book- the friendship of Jody and her best friend Mac is amazing, and while Jackson (the rock star) really got on my nerves,the book was really good. ( )

Don't think I can do it. Hated the MC from the first chapter. I teach jr high and I cannot handle reading about a whiny teenager. ( )

When I read the concept for C.J. Skuse’s latest novel, Rockoholic, I couldn’t resist reading it after I stopped laughing. What teenager hasn’t crushed on a rock star or two or twenty? Ever wondered what would happen if you had that rock star all to yourself? Well read on because you’re about to find out in this hilarious novel. Read the rest of my review at http://popcornreads.com/?p=4892. ( )