Get in the Car, Jupiter by Fisher Amelie

You know, phone home and all that crap, and they dragged my sister MercuryĪnd I into their mess when they named us what they named us. My parents believe in extraterrestrial life. But please don't worry, you still have more than 500,000 other books you can enjoy! Get in the Car Jupiter Fisher Amelie Ezra is dark and broody, and sweet and shy at times.We are sorry! The publisher (or author) gave us the instruction to take down this book from our catalog. Jupiter is quirky, quick witted and brilliant. Your teenage daughter could read this and you wouldn’t even have to worry about the content. It was so nice not read a book where the hero and heroine were constantly ‘doing it’. I don’t typically read YA books, but this cover and blurb sucked me in. I teared up a few times, not because it was sad, just had some heart felt moments.

I had a smirk on my face while reading and couldn’t get it off. This novel was fresh fun, swoony, so stinking hilarious. Oh my Gato! I annihilated this book, I couldn’t get enough and I still want more. This is my first book by Fisher and she killed it! It was a fun ride and I thank Fisher Amelie for having the creative mind to write it. I would have liked a little more before the epilogue, but I know it would have only been filler and wasn’t needed. Every sadness and tender moment, I cried. I didn’t read about the trip, I experienced it with them from beginning to end.

The ups and downs, the stupid moves, the family, the fun, the overall feelings perfectly written to be felt rather than merely read. I love this book! This one goes on my favorites shelf. I can’t even think enough to write a comprehensive review. What a great story! I think I have a book hangover. Shannon and I decided to buddy read this novel after reading the blurb and the seeing this gorgeous cover! So you will get both of our novel thoughts on this one. Buckle up, Buttercup, it’s going to be a bumpy ride. We found a way up there and it was in the form of a longtime crush, his equally cute cousin, and a kickin’ set of wheels. That’s fine, though, because my best friend Frankie and I can be pretty clever chicks when we want to be. So it wasn’t a surprise, when after getting accepted to UW and expressing my desire to actually attend, they lamented that college is “just another ploy for the government to keep tabs on you, man.” In other words, we won’t be helping you out, Jupiter. You know, phone home and all that crap, and they dragged my sister Mercury and I into their mess when they named us what they named us.

Get in the Car, Jupiter by Fisher Amelie