What readers think of Hoot, plus links to write your own review.

Hoot

by Carl Hiaasen

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Mayo (05/07/21)

Slow and Predictable

Within the first 20 pages of the book I already knew how it would end. And yet halfway through the book the climax still won’t start. It’s so obvious and slow.

Johna310 (05/10/19)

Cheap goods

Very neat article post. Much thanks again. Much obliged.

Maya (04/06/17)

Amazing

I love love love this book it is so mysterious and interesting! Carl Hiaasen has done it again!

jazzable (01/08/16)

hoot

It was a very good book.

E S F (05/12/15)

it was not very good

The book Hoot started of so slow and just wasn't interesting to read about so I stopped reading the book. The movie is way better.

Ashley perez (04/18/15)

Awesome book

I love this book. It is really good and very interesting.

Anonymous (09/29/14)

Hoot

It's close to the movie! But why is it banned from schools?

sarah (10/07/13)

a good book

5 words: This book is truly amazing.

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