We Should Hang Out Sometime
By: John Sunderquist
Genre: YA autobiography
Pages: 336
Published: 2014
Read: July
4 out of 5
I don’t understand why authors of nonfiction books feel the need to constantly
repeat themselves. Sunderquist mentions how is prosthetic leg works in almost
every other chapter…I heard him the first time. Whenever authors repeat
something numerous times I feel they are using it as a page filler to make
story longer. However (and this is a big however), Sunderquist’s story is
hilarious and very entertaining. I was glad to see a nonfiction book make the
Teens’ Top Ten nominations and believe it was well deserved. As a person with a
disability I completely understand the embarrassing, but sometimes even funny
to me moments that can happen. I also felt for Josh on how his disability can
affect all his relationships even if unwilling to see it himself.
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