Jennifer M. (Kaydence) reviewed on + 380 more book reviews
Summary:
Unwittingly Austin and Robby unleash a plague of giant unstoppable praying mantises that crave food. The end of the world is narrated by an ever horny teenage boy as he attempts to figure out what is going on. In an attempt to survive, Austin and Robby find an underground bunker that unlocks more mysteries and secrets then they anticipated. Are they going to save the world while also figuring out who is gay, who is straight, and who just wants to get laid?
My thoughts:
Oddly enough this was really good. It's silly, but it works. The only reason why I did not give it a five star is because there is a lot of sex talk in it. While that will probably grab the attention of many teenage boys, it got old for me and will probably get old for a lot of other girls. If you get past the fact that it involves a ton of bathroom talk, then you'll enjoy the adventure and rather entertaining monster sized bugs.
Unwittingly Austin and Robby unleash a plague of giant unstoppable praying mantises that crave food. The end of the world is narrated by an ever horny teenage boy as he attempts to figure out what is going on. In an attempt to survive, Austin and Robby find an underground bunker that unlocks more mysteries and secrets then they anticipated. Are they going to save the world while also figuring out who is gay, who is straight, and who just wants to get laid?
My thoughts:
Oddly enough this was really good. It's silly, but it works. The only reason why I did not give it a five star is because there is a lot of sex talk in it. While that will probably grab the attention of many teenage boys, it got old for me and will probably get old for a lot of other girls. If you get past the fact that it involves a ton of bathroom talk, then you'll enjoy the adventure and rather entertaining monster sized bugs.
