I luffle that book.

Lol, I just wrote about it in another thread.
At first it disturbed me because I hadn't really read disturbing books before (wheee moved up to young adult section!) besides the silly Christopher Pike murder/ghost books (but I like Pike...anyway). Well, I really liked it. It felt strange to feel sorry for a killer. x( But it was such a sad twisty, fatalistic little book. I really liked the writing style too, very intense.

I think it's my favorite out of all of his books. I think it's the prettiest. :P

It's the only book of his that I've read, but I really liked it. :)
I guess you could say that it's the book that introduced me into reading. Like, reading for enjoyment. Yay for finding things on the floor of the girl's locker room. P:

I agree with Wisty, it's strange to feel sorry for the killer but you just did. I was sad at the end a bit. ):

:shock: Wow I completely forgot about him. I read The Chocolate War in high school, I can't even remember what class it was for, and I loved it. I'll pick that up the next time I go to the library, along with Tenderness. I'm sure I'll like it as well :)

:D tenderness is my favorite book. It's so amazing. Another good book by Robert Cormier is "Fade."