The Foxhole Court

College life at the absolute peak. There is literally everything in this book, series. These 3 books will blow your mind.. Loved it Trace Dial

so unrealistic but it was still hilariously entertaining

i love you nicky.

This book left me feeling empty after I finished it, but it was 100% worth it.

Phenomenal book. I just bought the other books in the series and I can’t wait to read them!

the vibes are so good idc neil you’ve slayed me for 8 years now <3

it doesn’t get better than this… a literary masterpiece

I’ve always been really into books, but this one has been on my mind since I’ve read it. I found it again just now and I’ve never been happier. I’ve never written a review, but I genuinely believe this to be the best book I’ve ever read. If you’re only considering it, you need not to any longer. Just read it. 🙏🙏

i literally think about this book 24/7 its so unhealthy i love neil yall he’s so misunderstood u gotta read this

although it isn’t the most well-written books, something about the all for the game series makes me think about it everyday. i’ve reread the series at least seven times by now and it’s my first choice when i’m looking for comfort in literature. the relationships between characters are easy to understand yet so complex and rich that you could spend hours thinking through all the aspects of each dynamic. even characters that got maybe a handful of lines are remembered by the readers, which is remarkable for any book. sakavic did a great job at keeping the reader interested in both the plot and the personal lives of her characters, leaving not one boring scene in this story. another thing i love about this book is how the author steered so far away from the typical character types. the personalities of the characters can’t be easily defined and, although they’re very extreme in some cases, they can be seen as real people. some of the most interesting characters i’ve ever seen in media are from this book (particularly renee, the love of my life). each character has goals and reasons behind their actions to better help the reader understand where they’re coming from, even if the actions themselves aren’t justified. although sakavic spends most of the books focused on more plot-important characters, even the less developed ones are beloved by readers (take the upperclassmen, for example). the only negative thing i have to say is the low quality writing style, which i can usually look past. this book is riddled with plot holes and topics that are never expanded upon, leaving you confused at least once each chapter. many times there’s no explanation for a character’s actions, but i guess you could say sakavic “left it up to audience interpretation”. never in my life have i been so obsessed with a book like this, so if you’re interested in getting the brainrot that is all for the game i highly recommend you try reading it.