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Title	:	The Disenchantments
Author	:	Nina LaCour
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 310 pages
Published	:	February 16th 2012 by Dutton Children's Books
Categories	:	Young Adult. Contemporary. Music. Fiction. Travel. Road Trip

The Disenchantments

Nina LaCour

Hardcover | Pages: 310 pages

Rating: 3.72 | 8657 Users | 964 Reviews

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Colby and Bev have a long-standing pact: graduate, hit the road with Bev's band, and then spend the year wandering around Europe. But moments after the tour kicks off, Bev makes a shocking announcement: she's abandoning their plans - and Colby - to start college in the fall. But the show must go on and The Disenchantments weave through the Pacific Northwest, playing in small towns and dingy venues, while roadie- Colby struggles to deal with Bev's already-growing distance and the most important question of all: what's next? Morris Award–finalist Nina LaCour draws together the beauty and influences of music and art to brilliantly capture a group of friends on the brink of the rest of their lives.

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Original Title:	The Disenchantments
ISBN:	0525422196 (ISBN13: 9780525422198)
Edition Language:	English

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Ratings: 3.72 From 8657 Users | 964 Reviews

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4.5/5i found myself doing something id not done in the longest time while reading a book. i normally just zip through these then throw out the points thats left an impact on me. usually, i come away with what i liked and didnt like (an isa meets so and so plus highlights, if you will.) but this one? this one had me reaching for my pen to jot down thoughts i didnt want let by. and while ive ended up with another one of my meet the characters (here: colby and bev) thing, im not complaining because

I was nervous going into this as I've had mixed luck with LaCour's work. She has a stunningly beautiful prose, but her stories are a hit or miss for me. Because of this, I've held off on reading THE DISENCHANTMENTS for the longest time & only picked it up as it caught my eye scanning through the library rack. "Well, this has been on my TBR for several years now, I might as well just give it a try." Now I can see it was a mistake waiting that long. Although, perhaps not. Sometimes things hit

In the book The Disenchantments by, Nina LaCour, Bev and Colby have a strong friendship that goes out all the way till graduation. After graduation, They decide not to go to college and just go to Europe together with Bevs band. On the road they stop at a hotel and stay the night. During the night, Bev stays in Colbys room, and they Sleep together. After they leave Colby finds out he has developed feelings for Bev. On the way to Europe Bev has something to tell Colby.. Find out what the shocking

Something that 18-year-olds and potheads have in common (if they're not one in the same) is that they think everything they say is so DEEP and PROFOUND. The problem is that I don't belong to either group.The Disenchantments is the story of four friends and bandmates who hit the road after three of them (Colby, Bev, and Meg) graduate from high school. Colby, the lone boy, is our narrator and manager of the Disenchantments. On the eve of the trip, Bev tells Colby that despite their plans to visit

This cover screams Fun in the Sun! This blurb screams Road Trip and Music! So I was going into this expecting a light, fun, read. It's nothing like that. It has it's fun moments for sure, but the story is very sad bordering on depressing with a deep "finding oneself" message. This is not a bad thing at all. In fact I often enjoy books with this vibe, but going into this with opposite expectations really threw me for a loop.The story is told in Colby's point-of-view. He and his best friend Bev

Rating: 3.5 StarsIt is difficult for me to fathom now, looking back, that I considered abandoning this novel many times during its first quarter. The Disenchantments starts out as a dull book, which hardly seems possible as it begins with a group of friends setting on a road trip to make music, but dull it certainly is. And then, suddenly, everything begins to pick up and from that point on, it hits you or it hit me, at any rate like a ton of bricks that this book; this book is so, so good and

I finished this book in February. It's April and I still think about it. I think that says enough, right? Well, here's a few more things to consider: there's a scene early in the book -- the band's first show in some dude's basement -- that had me smiling the whole way. Upon reading that scene, I knew that this was not going to be a slog through romantic angst or trauma or manufactured danger. This was going to be a quest for understanding and purpose (because the world is always demanding we