An Abundance of Katherines Insights

Jessica reviews 'An Abundance of Katherines' by John Green, highlighting its humor, character-driven narrative, and unique features like footnotes. She discusses the plot involving Colin Singleton's quest to create a theorem of breakups after being dumped by his 19th Katherine. Jessica appreciates the book's light plot and strong characters, recommending it for its relatability and comedic elements.

What is Jessica's initial rating of 'An Abundance of Katherines'?

• One of the best books she's ever read

• Better than average

• Not worth reading

• A classic masterpiece

When was 'An Abundance of Katherines' published?

• July 4, 2008

• August 10, 2007

• October 15, 2005

• September 21, 2006

What is the main character's name in 'An Abundance of Katherines'?

• John Green

• Hassan

• Lindsay

• Colin Singleton

Why does Colin Singleton go on a road trip?

• To find a new job

• To get over being dumped

• To write a book

• To visit family

Where do Colin and Hassan settle during their road trip?

• Chicago

• Los Angeles

• Gutshot

• New York City

What is Colin trying to create during his summer road trip?

• A travel blog

• A business plan

• A theorem of breakups

• A new novel

What unique feature does Jessica appreciate in the book?

• The illustrations

• The cover design

• The footnotes

• The chapter titles

What is John Green's writing style known for, according to Jessica?

• Fantasy elements

• Historical accuracy

• Character-driven narratives

• Complex plots

What genre did John Green aim to write with 'An Abundance of Katherines'?

• Comedy

• Drama

• Science Fiction

• Horror

What does Jessica recommend doing before choosing a book?

• Checking the author's biography

• Reading the last chapter

• Reading the first line

• Looking at the cover art