One Tree Hill: #1 The Beginning by Markas Jenny
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Book Reviews of One Tree Hill: #1 The Beginning
Book Review: Great book!!!
Summary: 5 Stars
Three girls
Two brothers
One Game"
Great Story
Great Book
and the best Tv-Show ever!!!
I think there is no more to say!!!!!
Book Review: BEST BOOK!
Summary: 5 Stars
this book was the best!! it shows the show in detail that a tv show cant always do on tv. MUST READ!!Book Review: Great, but not without issues
Summary: 4 Stars
I found this book very good. Unlike most of the WB's books this started before the show which made it much more interesting.
As a die-hard fan i really enjoyed this book. But I did have a few issues as well.
It seemed that the issues happening before the "pilot" were something that should've have been mentioned in the show. I know that this wasnt written before the show, but I nit pick at everything to make sure it fits together, and personally they dont seem to fit.
An example is episode 103 "Crash Into You" that was centered around Lucas' first glimpse into Nathan's world, but in the book he and Haleyy go to one of his parties and they get in a fight.
There were also a few ediing errors such as saying "Nathan said" in a conversation between LUcas and Haley when Lucas said it.
All those aside, this was still an excellent book and i would recammend it to any fan.
Book Review: Interesting backstory!
Summary: 4 Stars
I actually liked reading this. It was fun and interesting to see how their lives were before the pilot episode. It was good to see what they were up to and how their relationships were. One of the things I really liked was how the opened each chapter. For Haley it was song lyrics, Lucas of course deep quotes, Peyton it was her blog, and Nathan was his athletic journal. It really gave insight to the characters and their interests. Obviously there was some things that didn't fit in with what happened on the show like the fact that Lucas and Haley go to a party at Nathan's but in the show that hadn't been to one until after Lucas joined the team. Even with that I still liked it. Although I thought it got a little carried away in the part where Brooke's boyfriend hit her in front of everyone at the carnival thing and the whole thing about Skils. Other than that it was a good read.Book Review: Love the show...love the book
Summary: 4 Stars
As a 24 year old I was a little skeptic about reading a book that is based on a show geared towards teens. I love the show, however, so I needed no other reasons to pick up the book. The book was great. The first season of the show was mostly from the view points of Nathan and Lucas Scott. The book, however, gave us more insight into other characters such as Haley James, the geeky girl that Nathan Scott falls for, unintentionally. Although some would say the book is written for teenagers; I would disagree. I thoroughly enjoyed the character development, and am extremely excited about the second installment, which I hear is from the viewpoint of Brooke, the misunderstood princess of the bunch. I would recommend this read to just about anyone, and if you're not watching the show...start!