Missin' (Novel) (Box Set) Paperback – Import, 18 August 2009

Missin' has two stories in it. They are both written in first person POV as if they were talking to the person they are talking about (saying I saw you instead of I saw her, etc.)They are both thought-provoking and I liked them bothMissin' 2 is written in the same way, but I feel the story is a little stretched out... partway through I was getting bored of it but it was good enough to keep reading. It is a continuation of the second story in the first bookBoth stories have an alternative thought process... The second story is mostly about the punk aesthetic, doing whatever you want regardless of what other people think of you, and how one girl is discovering it via her punk singer idolThe first is sort of touching and is about a girl with mental issues that I thought was a sad but sweet storyI liked them both!

I didn't even get through five pages of the sequel. If you're looking for the charm and humour of Kamikaze Girls, don't bother.And the writing was, well, weak. KG wasn't the best writing either, but the story and the characters had charm and interest while those in the Missin set just appear nuts for no good reason. They're not even interesting psychos.