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Original Title:	Take Me There
ISBN:	0670063339 (ISBN13: 9780670063338)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Danny, James Rasmussen, Nichole Smythe Burnell, Rhiannon
Setting:	New York City, New York(United States)

Take Me There

Susane Colasanti

Hardcover | Pages: 290 pages

Rating: 3.64 | 10991 Users | 561 Reviews

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In one short week . . . three lives change.

Rhiannon is devastated after the breakup with her boyfriend and wants him back. Nicole's ex is still in the picture, but she can't help having a new crush. James and Rhiannon are just friends, though he may try to take it to the next level. Will their desire to take a mean girl down a notch bring these three friends what they want . . . and more?

Set during one life-altering week and told in three realistic perspectives, this engaging, witty novel by the author of When It Happens shows the ups and downs of love, friendship, and karma.

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Title	:	Take Me There
Author	:	Susane Colasanti
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 290 pages
Published	:	May 29th 2008 by Viking Books for Young Readers
Categories	:	Young Adult. Romance. Contemporary. Realistic Fiction

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Ratings: 3.64 From 10991 Users | 561 Reviews

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I found this completely pointless.Really, what was the point of this?It began really great, but things went downhill from the middle of the story. I finished it like two or three days ago and I already have forgotten the plot keys so I'll be very vague.I think Colasanti lost her idea somewhere near the end, because things simply happened. And so? What else?The romance wasn't even that good. I felt like smacking Ree's head half of the time 'cause she's so thick to not notice John's (was it John?

I have a bit of a half and half relationship with Colasantis books. Some I enjoy, others I do not. Take Me There was a pleasant read.I liked the three separate points of view, and I think Colasanti did a decent job of making the three voices unique in their own ways. There were moments when Rhiannon and Nicole kind of blurred together, but each of them had their own personal issues that did separate them. I liked all of the characters well enough.I love the friendships in this story. The four

Review originally posted at Books Worth RememberingQuestion: Why havent I read a Susane Colasanti book before now? (A little reference for all of yall who havent read this yet P.S. Go read it now!)Everything about Take Me There ticks all my boxes, alternative perspectives, realistic characters and wonderful writing. Its moreish and addictive and I think a perfect example of a great contemporary book. Contemporary in general is underestimated. I, like many people am guilty of underestimating it

I can't do it. Page 104. I give up. "She's like "how was the party?" And I'm all "fine"And she's like "who was there?""No no no. I can't do this anymore. No. No.

Take Me There by Colasanti is probably my least favorite of her books that Ive read thus far. Its told in the form of three alternating POVs, including Rhiannon (how do you even pronounce that?), Nicole and James. Part I and II of the book covers the span of 6 days total and each POV recounts the same days and events in detail. I found it unnecessarily redundant and repetitive, and the book took about 75 pages to finally take off. When Id start the next POV, I consistently felt back at square

I could barely finish this book.Being a teen myself, I found it SO unrealistic and I had a lot of issues with it.-What Rhiannon did to try and win Steve back (the message on the sidewalk), was actually hard to read. I cringed. What teenager would willingly do that? It seemed cheesy and over-the-top.-I don't know any teens that talk the way the three charcters in this book did. One thing that bothered me was how every single character said "I can't even with that." What in the world does that

When I read Susane Colasanti's When It Happens , I wasn't terribly impressed. The story was cute and the characters were believable somewhat, but I didn't really like how the story was written. I guess you could say it was too young for me, but then I've read other novels set in high school and liked it just fine.But I wasn't about to write Susane Colasanti off. I picked up her second book, Take Me There just recently and finally cracked its covers when I looked for a fantasy break. Take Me