The Indigo Notebook Audiobook

" Zeeta...her mother Layla and her travel the world. Been here and there, every year they move from one country to another. These days they happen to be in Ecuador with the Otavalenos. They used to live in Thailand. On the plane to Ecuador Zeeta sees a young man. He inspires something in her. But will she ever see him again probavly not. "

" this was a really great book. it was a little slow to start, but then i realized that i couldn't put it down! the ending was really good to. i cant wait to read the next one! "

" I loved Resau's previous book, Red Glass, but this one didn't resonate with me in the same way. I still enjoyed her writing, but felt far more disconnected from the characters and events of the story. I was also a little annoyed to see at the end that it's going to be a series. "

" This book remind me of the adventure life has to offer. Makes me want to teach English abroad again. Also, a nice story. "

" Pretty good, but I liked Red Glass better. "

" Not enough action for my book club girls. But I quite liked it! An adventure in Ecuador, which the reader gets to experience as an insider--as someone who speaks 7 languages like the ever-traveling Zeeta. Though Zeeta's emotional growth is somewhat predictable, it was also very satisfying. "

" This book was pitch perfect. The romance, spiritualism, mystery, cultural exploration was perfectly executed. Loved it! "

" It was Wonderfully Captivating !!!!!!! "

" Maine Student Book Award Nominee 2010 "

" Magical... "

" Finally got to finish this one -- it was in my locker at work and I've been off for a few weeks (doctor's orders) -- and I enjoyed it. Adventure, travel, and a good, clean romance for teens. "

" MSBA 2010-2011 "

" Mother-daughter relationships. Defining "normal." World travel. "

" A cute and creative young adult novel. I liked it, but was really disappointed in the ending. "

" very good book to read starts out a little slow but gets continuously better its funny, parts are scary and its a total cliffhanger!!!!!!!!! READ IT AND YOU WON'T BE SORRY "

" Great novel about what it is to be normal, about how our parents influence us and how we influence them. I loved the dynamic between Zeeta and her mother, and all of the people she meets on her adventures. I would definitely pick up another in this series. "

" Not enough action for my book club girls. But I quite liked it! An adventure in Ecuador, which the reader gets to experience as an insider--as someone who speaks 7 languages like the ever-traveling Zeeta. Though Zeeta's emotional growth is somewhat predictable, it was also very satisfying. "

" I also read "What the Moon Saw," which is also by Laura Resau. Both books were good, but way too similar!! They had basically the same plot line and characters!!! Therefor, I'd just pick one and read it. "

" A cute and creative young adult novel. I liked it, but was really disappointed in the ending. "

" I really enjoyed this book. I thought it was well-written with a very good pace. I tend to be drawn to books about travel/adventure, with eccentric characters and this book was full of both. "

" omg, this book is really good it has a mixture of realistic fiction, but it aslso has a bit of fantasy i have never read a book like that totally awesome though "

" This book remind me of the adventure life has to offer. Makes me want to teach English abroad again. Also, a nice story. "

" Pretty good book, although I liked the first one better, not to mention I noticed some continuity errors from the first book to the second. "

" Liked the characters and story. The end was a bit too tidy. "

" I loved Resau's previous book, Red Glass, but this one didn't resonate with me in the same way. I still enjoyed her writing, but felt far more disconnected from the characters and events of the story. I was also a little annoyed to see at the end that it's going to be a series. "

" she travels with her mom she speaks 12 languages she goes from town to town country to country and she just wants to be normal one summer she meets this boy looking for his family he does not speak spanish and she helps him find his parents "