The James Logan Courier

MISCELLANEOUS

Looking for a place to do school work? Need help? There’s a place from 9 to 12 this Saturday, December 10th. Room 77. Please enter by the carpeted hall near the library.

For new volunteer opportunities for December. Check listings on Logan website, or pick up a flyer in the Career Center.

Tropics Senior Mobile Home Park needs 8 volunteers to help with their monthly breakfast on December 10th. For more information, check Logan’s website or pick up a flyer in the Career Center.

By Yari Nieves-Rivera, Courier Staff Writer

In An Abundance of Katherines by John Green, Colin is a very confused child prodigy, torn between being an average adult and wanting to be extraordinary. Throughout his young life he has had to deal not only with the being an outcast among his peers for his intelligence, but also having a crush on certain girls named Katherine. At the tender age of eighteen, Colin has dated over nineteen girls—all named Katherine. They also have a tendency to dump him in the end.

At the beginning of the book, Colin, whose hobby is anagramming, has been dumped by his last girlfriend, deemed in this book as Katherine XIX, after
graduating and goes into a deep depression which his supportive parents just do not understand. Only his best friend of four years, Hassan Harbish, understands what he’s feeling and, through jokes and hilarity, that the only solution is going on a road trip. Colin’s desperate need for a distraction quickly drags him into a car with his best friend, for the trip of a life time.