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Title	:	Struck By Lightning: The Carson Phillips Journal
Author	:	Chris Colfer
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 272 pages
Published	:	November 20th 2012 by Little Brown Books for Young Readers
Categories	:	Young Adult. Contemporary. Fiction. Realistic Fiction

Struck By Lightning: The Carson Phillips Journal

Chris Colfer

Hardcover | Pages: 272 pages

Rating: 3.84 | 12166 Users | 1521 Reviews

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Struck By Lightning: The Carson Phillips Journal follows the story of outcast high school senior Carson Phillips, who blackmails the most popular students in his school into contributing to his literary journal to bolster his college application; his goal in life is to get into Northwestern and eventually become the editor of The New Yorker. At once laugh-out-loud funny, deliciously dark, and remarkably smart, Struck By Lightning unearths the dirt that lies just below the surface of high school. At a time when bullying torments so many young people today, this unique and important novel sheds light with humor and wit on an issue that deeply resonates with countless teens and readers.

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Original Title:	Struck by Lightning
ISBN:	1619698366 (ISBN13: 9781619698369)
Edition Language:	English

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Ratings: 3.84 From 12166 Users | 1521 Reviews

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So, I should say something clever here.It was very good. Not only the story, but the writing as well, and it's such a pleasure, because that's what you see less often when it comes to good books.If you think you can read it in two days, think again. It's not easy to stomach the venom it contains. A venom, that's more lethal than acid, wasabi and the strongest chili pepper mixed together. It's not an exaggeration.A lot of readers find it hard to love Carson. Well, do you really think he should be

Yeet the title makes sense at the end, its full of sarcasm and smartA$$ remarks, its funny.

Wait, what???? My heart hurts...literally hurts! Ok, I'll just say, the book is awesome. Well written and thoughtful. Shows how teenagers grow and learn about themselves through their high school years. Shows a loving relationship with an older relative. Highlights what coming from a troubled and broken home can be like. Illustrates grandly how even the "best of the best" can be living with secrets and pain.This is not a HEA book...don't expect the warm fuzzies at the end. I still recommend it,

I'll be honest, I am biased towards this book simply because it's written by Chris Colfer, and in my opinion, anything to do with Chris Colfer is going to be incredible. This book does not disappoint. It's quick and easy to read; it's not claiming to be anything else either which is fantastic. The plot is so clever and original. It makes me really excited to see the film, so it definitely crosses off one of it's main functions! The writing is incredible; Chris Colfer does not shy away from his

I LOVED this book. However, I will say that my soul was crushed. My entire being was destroyed by a metaphorical wrecking ball made from the deepest, darkest evil and negativity imaginable. But to avoid spoiling it for anybody who hasn't yet read it, I won't explain why. However, despite the existential crisis I suffered, it was an AMAZING book and I would read it many, many more times.

This is a great book! Mrs.Morgan picked it out for me during the vocab quiz last Wednesday. If you don't know what to read, I strongly recommend this book. This book is about a kid blackmailing people to enter submissions for a literary magazine. This book has a parental consent. So if your parent signed that form, you can read this.

I will be honest, I'm a huge fan of Chris Colfer, but I read this book trying to remain very unbiased.For SBL the book (which by the way, the movie seems a lot better than the book and I'm extremely extremely excited for it). This book is too obvious. It spells out exactly what the character is feeling and thinking, which makes sense for a journal-entry novel... but Carson, the main narrator also has such a remarkable clarity of how he's transformed that it's entirely too unrealistic. It rings