Gena and Finn would have never met but for their mutual love for the popular show Up Below. Regardless of their differences—Gena is a recent high school graduate whose social life largely takes place online, while Finn is in her early twenties, job hunting and contemplating marriage with her longtime boyfriend—the two girls realize that the bond between them transcends fanfiction. When disaster strikes and Gena's world turns upside down, only Finn can save her, and that, too, comes with a price. Told through emails, text messages, journal entries, and blog posts, Gena/Finn is a story of friendship and love in the digital age.
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Gena/Finn
von Hannah Moskowitz, Kat Helgeson
Gena and Finn would have never met but for their mutual love for the popular show Up Below. Regardless of their differences—Gena is a recent high school graduate whose social life largely takes place online, while Finn is in her early twenties, job hunting and contemplating marriage with her longtime boyfriend—the two girls realize that the bond between them transcends fanfiction. When disaster strikes and Gena's world turns upside down, only Finn can save her, and that, too, comes with a price. Told through emails, text messages, journal entries, and blog posts, Gena/Finn is a story of friendship and love in the digital age.
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Rezension von ren<b>My thoughts right after reading:</b> Wow. This book is just... Well, I don't really know how to say it other than I have mixed feelings about this book. I was excited to read <i>Gena/Finn</i> because <b>(a)</b> Fangirling, duh, and <b>(b)</b> it's written using emails, blog posts, and text messages. Which are my FAVORITE. So you can probably guess that I <i>loved</i> this book from the beginning... Right until around 70% of the book. I mean, that climax was definitely something I did not expect. So much that I thought the book just added that for the sake of a climax. Sure, it was important for a while, but then I couldn't really connect with the kind of coose relationship Gena had with Zack. So I just skimmed a whole lot of the aftermath of <spoiler>that accident</spoiler>. <b>And then there's that ending.</b> I was reading the last part with Gena's new blog post (which got me thinking "Yay! She's finally feeling at least a bit better!") and then I flipped the next page and realized that was the end of the book. Like, WHAT. <img src="http://i1209.photobucket.com/albums/cc381/librariansti/tumblr_lib629Ni2D1qg727x.gif?t=1304027014" /> In the end, I finished the book feeling like it should have been longer, or could have cleared things up a bit more. I really did enjoy all the fangirling scenes though. I found it very relatable and funny. :) <b><i>Will be updating this review with further thoughts about Gena/Finn sometime soon.</i></b> --- <b>+ <a href="http://www.marawashere.blogspot.com" >BLOG</a>:</b> YA book reviews & other bookish stuff <b>+ <a href="http://www.twitter.com/mwhblog">TWITTER</a>:</b> Been fangirling about books since I was born <b>+ <a href="http://www.instagram.com/bookswerehere">INSTAGRAM</a>:</b> Book photography!