Hooters Paperback – January 1, 1998

Had a fun time with this one...like really being at a beach place. Those two guys and the girls were all a delight to read. Hope I can see it some time!

Great monologues+scenes within for men and women. It's sweet and to the point, with a few perfectly setup jokes. Hasn’t aged very well though.

Excellent play for scene work!

A play about two nineteen-year-old guys (horn dogs) who go to a motel on Cape Cod where they encounter two slightly older/experienced 'women'. The guys put on a front in an effort to...get to know the 'women' better as the women ponder the guys' quality. Includes stage set-up and material required at end. Swearing.

This book, keeps you riveted. You have to keep on reading to find out what is going to happen. The four characters, Cheryl, Rhonda, Clint, and Ricky, share moments that are relevant in young adults' lives every day. This book is comical, while at the sametime intrigueing, because you want to know whats going to happen to these four. The book is set in Cape Cod, during the summer of 1979, and all four characters have ended up in the same hotel. The two boys are best friends, and so are the two girls. The boys are here to scope out some chicks and well, a summer fling. The girls are supposed to be here to spend time with each other, but Cheryl has her own plans. The two pairs have never met, but Ricky spots Cheryl, who in his book is a ten, when they get to their hotel, and tries to get Clint to look. Clint looks too late, and thus begins the two pairs' adventure on "The Cape". You won't believe what happens in the end! A good read for young adults or even adults who want to remember their young lives.

I was very pleased with this book, and it's coming of age sexual experience. i think that everyone can relate to one of the four characters. the book offers a look at different aspects of sexual intercourse, and what people really look for in it. and the books twist ending guarrantees the reader a smile. i hope to someday direct the play, but for now i will continue to read it and find more meaning.

Loads of laughter kept the audience rolling. Gripping plot, reminds me alot of a Seinfield episode.. good

Needed for class. Good quality.