Holding Up The Universe

Holding Up The Universe was a very good book. One thing I really liked was how despite all the cliches and everyone telling them they shouldn't, Jack and Libby still got together. Something I learned that I thought was important was that you should be yourself no matter what. One thing I would have changed about the book is the fact that it was so cliche. Even from the very first chapters, I knew exactly how the book would end. Even though it was very cliche, I still enjoyed Holding Up The Universe.

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