Larry and the Meaning of Life

from welkinscheek

Josh feels lost after (barely) losing a presidential election and searching for his ex-girlfriend for 6 months. When a guru finds him on Walden Pond, he joins his other students in spite of him reservations. Not the best of the Larry books. So implausable that the final twist was completey predic...

from howifeelaboutbooks

The third Larry book. I didn't like this one much at all. It was slightly suspenseful and curious as I was reading it, but the ending was kind of hokey and the whole story fell apart for me there.

from npetrosino

After Larry's quest for president fails, he becomes a virtual recluse in his own home. He is no longer interested in blogging and pursuing philosophical issues...until he meets Gus at Walden Pond. Gus is considered to be a guru by many young adults, and seems to be gaining quite a following. Larr...

from razzbelly

Not my favorite of the Larry books but still very good. I was very worried about the tone of the book until the very end. I thought I saw where things were going but I couldn't tie it all together. (that's why I'm not the writer here) I can't wait to hear more about what Larry is up to now.

from midnighttwilight101

Josh Swensen has gone through many trials to try to change the world. First he started his own website under the pseudonym Larry and spoke out against things he didn't believe in, consumerism being one of them (in The Gospel According to Larry). Then he ran for president, at nineteen years old (i...