Today, I finally finished reading Hail Caesar by Thu Huong Ha. Here’s the premise: Seventeen year old, Ceasar doesn’t ever have trouble getting women. He’s a chick-magnet. Then one day, he meets Eva (pronounced Ava). She doesn’t want him. They develop a sort-of friendship and he falls hard for her. She’s interested in someone else. The question is: Will she give him a chance? Well, you will have to read this book because I am not offering you anything more. Did I like this book? Did I not? I don’t know even after ignoring all of the profanity and reference to sex. Is this book a reflection of today’s generation? I hope not. I believe Ms. Ha was fifteen when she began writing this book so it might have been a reflection of her youth. Although I was disgusted with the attitude of the protaganist, I still found myself rooting for him in the end.
Entries from February 2008
Hail Caesar
February 8, 2008 · 1 Comment
Categories: Books reviewed in 2008 · Realistic · Thu Huong Ha · YA books
Tagged: Asian-American writer, Hail Caesar, realistic fiction, Thu Huong Ha
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