[targetluver76]

was it just me or was ready or not not as good as all american girl...i mean, i didnt even read the whole thing cuz just in the first like 2 or 3 chapters all it did was talk about sex...and im not rly into that sorta stuff...please tell me if im just being weird or if you agree

<3 ~shannon =D

[lmnt]

Your not being weird, i prefered aag too but I also loved RoN. I think it all depends on who you are and what your into. I know alot of people who prefered aag or ron or just loved both. It just depends.

-Gina :icon_lol:

[sassysweetstart]

your not being weird! different people like different things. i myself liked both because each was different. my advice is wait to read the book in a few months or even years and see how you like it then. you migth find you enjoy it better:)
kat

[balletlover]

I did like AAG better than RoN, but I thought RoN was great too. I don't think you are being weird, but sometime you should try to finish RoN and see if you like it after you have read the whole thing.

-Katie :badgrin:

[finy]

[I really enjoyed Ready or Not as much as I enjoyed All American Girl. It was a great, moral book (except for the sex)!!!! How could you not think it was as good as All American Girl

[Funky_monkey]

^ Well I suppose it is up to what sort of books you like. I personally thought that it was better because it was more interesting and that is not just because it talks about sex.

[finy]

It was a bit more interesting wasn't it

[Calibabe]

I think both of the books were really great ;) maybe you are'nt ready?

[All American Girl3]

Not werid! I like those kinds of books they make me feel normal!




-MaRiSa :icon_study:

[InLoveWithJesse]

I really liked the book, a LOT better than the first one, and I guess a big reason I liked it was because it was really mature and adult... I mean, Samantha's like 17 now (I think...) so a lot of talk about sex is natural. And I was happy Meg went somewhere a little less innocent in one of her books for teens. Besides, if you've just read the first few chapters, it's no wonder you didn't like it that much. Try reading it cover to cover, I bet you'll really start to like it.
ILWJ.

[Iluvmusic_h]

I prefered AAG.

I really didn't like how RON just became about "Doing It''. You know? Kind of like PD 6. It was just...okay.

[honerbright]

Iluvmusic_h, on Jan 20 2008, 06:45 AM, said:

I prefered AAG.

I really didn't like how RON just became about "Doing It''. You know? Kind of like PD 6. It was just...okay.

But in all fairness, when you get to a certain age, a lot of your life does begin to revolve around "doing it". You get curious about it, or you may be in a relationship yourself which could possibly be advancing towards taking "that next step".
I actually think this book was a reasonably true to life portrayal of what (might) go on in someones head, when they are contemplating the above. And I also think that the way it is shown is responsible and teaches those who read the book a good lesson, and doesnt say that having sex as a teen is a bad thing, like it so often is portrayed.

..sorry, long and babbly post that prop makes no sense xD

[bandgeek15]

for me i could really live w/o all the details. i mean i dont really mind if some1 brings it up but just as long as tats not all u talk about.

[KaitlinMacCFC]

Heyyy can i ask someone whos read the book did she actually do it???
Kaitlin

[suzejesse.<3]

^ Yep, they did.