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Inexcusable
by Chris Lynch
from Simon Pulse

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0

• Unreliable Narrator
  Oh good golly! This book is hard to get through! Keir is the most unreliable narrator ever. The book is told in the perspective of a trouble making, drug taking, RAPIST.
  I think Chris Lynch did a good job letting the villin tell the story. Keir believes he's a good guy. At moments the reader thinks he is also. You have to read between the lines and try to see the scenes from the outside to recognize how awful Keir really is.
  It was highly disturbing to me that Keir seemed so unaware of what he... more info

• Excellent read
  I picked this book up and couldn't put it down until the last page. The character struggle for understanding and viewpoint and denial and finally acceptance was outstandingly portrayed.

• Is it really Inexcuseable?
  Keir, a senior in high school who seems to be the ideal "cool kid". He parties, drinks, does drugs, plays on the football team, and has all the friends. His whole life is turned upside down for a bit when he accidentally cripples an opposing team player at a football game. He was so well liked people really made nothing of it. But something he does can never really be something just let go of. He is accused of raping the girl he loves, gigi. She is the one to accuse him saying it was his fault and she could... more info

• It sucked!
  This book was awful. I was really excited about it because people told me if I liked Speak, I would like this. It was almost the worst book I've ever read - I despised the main character. What an idiot! Seriously, when you're a senior in high school you need to grow up and not be a loser. I'm sure Gigi (no comments on her name) felt like she was talking to a brick wall most of the story. Don't bother buying this book. If anyone told you that Speak and Inexcusable were built along the same lines...the only... more info

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