Fantastic! I loved this. Great job.

I loved this story. You feel rather than read the feelings preteen Sam goes through, things are embarrassing, a bit awkward and very realistic. I liked how his big brother 'helped' him deal, while keeping a cool face (in a way that his mother for ex. wouldn't do), the way the teacher is idolized (as it often happens) although in end he's just a human too. And their dialogues! Amazing how real they sound. This whole thing wrapped around in sonnets and school life was very enjoyable. Congrats~

M... Dean in tights!

I loved Sally's sonnet - or at least what we got of it. "I will never forget him, ere I die, The boy who taught me the square root of pi." It just made me happy :) I liked "You’re gonna what, Sally Friedman?" as well, it just fic perfectly.

Actually, that whole scene was my favourite part of this fic, I think.

So glad you wrote a sequal to Square Root of Pi.

(Also, feeling faintly smug that when I saw that title, I thought, What? You can't do that! I'm such a maths geek... Perfect title for it though.)

Cute. Catch ya on the flip side.

*Sigh* I love Teen!Chesters. You really have a flair for portraying them as I think they would have been.

~Inzane