How I Paid for College : A Novel of Sex, Theft, Friendship & Musical Theater (Paperback)

from sonyagreen

This book was more engaging than any other book I've read in the past few years.It does indeed include sex, theft, and musical theatre (along with drugs and blackmail) which is probably what made it so great.Well, topic-wise, that's what made it so great. Also great about it is the author trustin...

from phoebesmum

This, I loved. Self-absorbed and pretentious as the narrator is - as you would expect a drama student to be - he's also funny, outrageous and charming, as well as casually and randomly bisexual. So are his assorted friends. Think the kids from 'Fame', but with more sex and drugs and - er - Frank ...

from Clif

Theater geeks of all ages will enjoy this coming-of-age novel. Even non-theater geeks like myself can enjoy it. It's the funniest book I can remember listening to in a long time. One word of warning advice to young people who read this book. Don't try these things at home (in real life). This is ...

from melydia

Edward desperately wants to attend Julliard, but when his father refuses to pay for his tuition, he must find his own way. What follows is a madcap adventure full of friendship and sex and musical theater and teenage antics. I was one of the Play People in high school, so much of this was very fa...

from UberButter

How I Paid for College: A Novel of Sex, Theft, Friendship and Musical Theater by Marc Acito★★★Amazon's Description of the book : It's 1983 in Wallingford, New Jersey, a sleepy bedroom community outside of Manhattan. Seventeen-year-old Edward Zanni, a feckless Ferris Bueller-type, is Peter Panning...