The Improbable Theory of Ana and Zak

from ShellyPYA

Ana is an honor student obsessed with being successful at everything academic, Clayton is her thirteen-year-old genius brother, the youngest student in their high school and Zak is gamer who is forced to join the quiz team by his teacher--but when Clayton sneaks off to a science fiction conventio...

from HeatherLINC

This was a real 'opposites attract' romance and it worked fairly well, although the plot became rather ridiculous once Ana and Zak reached the convention, and the ending was rather random. However, I did have a few chuckles throughout the story, especially when Zak was narrating. I found him more...

from Kristymk18

An enjoyable, nerdy, quick read. It reminded me of an innocent and quirky version of a teen movie. I liked that these characters were portrayed realistically in the sense that, yes they were geeks, and no, they did not also look/act like supermodels. Also loved all of the comic book and sci-fi/fa...

from Brainannex

The Venn Diagram of math/science people and comics/gaming people would overlap a lot but it would not be one exact circle. The cover leads you to think the former but the book is more about the latter. Once that's cleared up, it's a fun, clean romance with a bit of a thriller at the end.

from acargile

Fun and enjoyable with a side of serious would describe this novel. The novel alternates between Ana and Zak's points of view. Ana is very type A. She is overscheduled all in hopes of getting scholarships for college. She has no patience for laziness. Head of the quiz team, she has invited her br...