If YOU could read my mind right now, youd know that I was truly surprised by this book.

Surprised, you ask? Yes, reader, I am.

The thing was that I didnt have that much confidence in this book because most of the blogs I follow didnt give it the most rave of reviews but Im glad that I still kept an open mind because I really enjoyed it.

These days it takes me a lot to say that a book is unique. Can you really blame me? A lot of dystopian books are the same and there are so many faerie and paranormal books with only slight differences that it gets pretty hard to find something fresh. And Im telling you now, this book is fresh.

I think the man factor that made this stand out for me, was the perspective the book was told from. This is the only book that I have ever read that is told from a collective group at the same time. In this case, it was the school homeroom, 10B2.

I think one of my favourite things about Dont Even Think About It, was the character Olivia. I mean, come on. We have the same name. Then I got slightly concerned. She was extrememly (no exaggeration) like me and I was wondering how I got into the story. It brings a whole new meaning to the term relatable characters really.

The story was weirdly cool. There were so many personalities and stories all mixed into one. Yet not once did I get confused about which character was which or who was with who. Each character was very well constructed and all the tiny details were there, which made them seem quite real.

Forget the vaccination having side effects. This book has side effects. Ever since I started reading this book I have been worrying that people could hear my thoughts. In fact, its been a day since finishing now, and Im still thinking about it.

The reason why I am not giving Dont Even Think About It five stars/comets is because while it was weirdly cool, it was still a bit too weird for me in parts.

4/5 comets

A meteor shower. A great show!