The Quirky Tale of April Hale by Cathy Octo

Meskipun aku ga ngidap Asperger tapi aku bisa ngerti perasaan April ketika Ryder atau Quentin bilang dia ga bisa empati atau ga terlalu negrti ekspresi/perasaan orang di sekitarnya.

Aside from her Asperger’s or not I still think her quirkiness is very cool. April dan kelakuan anehnya berhasil bikin aku ngakak parah, seperti tiap dia bicara dengan gaya Yoda, ngomong ke Teddy Bear #21 atau pas dia dan Andrew kesasar di perjalanan dari sekolah ke rumahnya.ĭi awal cerita aku kira keanehan April memang karena sifatnya yang unik tap ternyata dia mengidap Asperger makanya sikapnya kayak gitu. Ini adalah kali kedua aku baca dari wattpad dan aku cukup kaget karena bener-bener suka ceritanya dan ga mengecewakan. SHE’S SO ADORKABLE I JUST WANT TO HUG HER. THIS IS ONE OF THE FUNNIEST BOOK I’VE READ. It was sweet and had some unpredictable scenes and I JUST LOVED IT ALL. This is a hilarious coming of age story about the surprises of falling in love. 'Dang it, Meredith, I'm not good at being an Intimidating Father Towards His Daughter's Boyfriend.' There was a pause that went on longer than would have been normal. They form a sorta-friendship from there and it blossoms it to something great more into the book.Īnd can I just add how awesome April's parents are? I just love them!īoth of my parents looked at each other and then nodded slowly.

'March, will you let me stay in your room?' Then he asks April a question that could change both of their lives: Well, one day, Ryder's parents kick him out of the house. And he isn't one of those very cliché womanizers. They argue loudly every, single morning, they're basically April's alarm clock. She's different.Īpril's neighbors, the Blacks, is a family falling apart. It makes it harder for her to notice people's emotions. But here's the thing: she has a disorder. She would rather watch her Star Wars or Big Bang Theory DVDs than go and make friends. But this one is completely different.Īpril Hale has got to be the quirkiest oddball I have ever read about. This is another one of those 'boy next door' stories.

The Quirky Tale of April Hale by Cathy Octo