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The Black Book: Diary of a Teenage Stud, Vol. III: Run, Jonah, Run

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This book (I only read the third one) was okay, I thought it was great at the time but as some others said, There's no real 'end'. I'm not saying that it's bad their are some sequels, it's just that when you finish a book you want to have something to kind of think about. It was certainly entertaining, I finished it in a day although it's quiet short anyway. I did think that the authore got me to really appreciate Jonah's effort of dicensy. Nothing spectacular but it was fine for me.

Ths series is a battle for me. I hate myself for wasting the hour it takes to read each " diary," but I find it so hard to stop. There are so many cliff hangers, it practicly forces you to buy the next book. On volume 4, I revolted, and refused to buy the new book...for a whole day.I found myself twitching, wondering

" Will Jonah and Molly get it on?"

" Will Jonah ever figure out who Northgirl is?"

" Will Jonah answer Sophie's call for help?"

and other world altering questions. See book four for answers!

All in all, I didn't really like this book, but if you've read book 1 and 2, you don't really have a choice...now do you.

This book is really good, and if you liked the first two your sure to like this one! In The Black Book [Diary of a Teenage Stud], Vol. III : Run, Jonah, Run He fianlly meets Sophie, she's like this psycho, and of course your proably wondering if he's gunna ever find out who this NorthGirl999 is. This book was really Great, and has real life situations in it, that everybody else deals with. OK well im gunna stop babbling before I give away the whole book YOU REALLY SHOULD BUY IT...it'll be worth it!:-)

This book is soo good. I read it in less then one night and then I passed it to all of my firends to read. They loved it and we cant wait for the next book. Its a good look at a teenage life. I cant wait until volume 4 comes out....OMG the best book by far I've ever read.

I do not recommend this book. Reading it was almost a necessity due to the momentous nature of Vol. II. The story lacked activity. Jonah seemed to be reflecting on a few events for an awfully long time, while at the same time reflecting on his personality. I felt like I was stuck in his head for so long I couldn't think clearly. Some of the coincidental events in the book seemed too fantastic. The sex, drug use, and the drinking and driving scene were excessive. I would almost characterize the book as a trashy romance novel, for men, with no follow through. Jonah is not an age appropriate role model. In the previous books he is though. It seems as though the book was hastily written to keep the reader's mouth wet. The inconclusiveness of the book leads me to believe that the quality of the writing is being sacrificied simply to make fast money.

Jonah is back again this time he excited and nervous because he finally going to get to see Sophie in person and get to hang out with her.

Even though he knows he cares about Sophie he is still with Posie and cares about her alot. But as Jonah's bad luck kicks in he screws up with Posie and they end up breaking up.

Jonah is still trying to figure out who NorthGirl999 is. And he is also trying to figure out how to get down to Orlando to see Sophie. But an e-mail to him warns him of Sophie.

Jonah makes it down to Orlando only to find that things are going to go the way he planned and he isn't happy about it. With all the bumps in the road Jonah still manages to find some happiness in life.

I hope in the next book we finally find out who NorthGirl999 is and what wrong with Sophie.