Noggin was the teen book of the month. It's about a guy named Travis who had cancer in his entire body except for his head. He had an awesome best friend, a loving girlfriend and two wonderful parents. Not wanting to die, he signed up for an experimental treatment in which his head would be removed and placed on a donor body, giving him life once more. 5 years later, Travis is alive again, but nothing is the same. Throughout the book, Travis tries to rebuild his life once more. 
 I thought this book was okay, but there were a lot of stupid decisions made in it and the end just felt way too abrupt. 
 I didn't really like Travis very much because he just assumed that everyone would put their lives on pause until he came back. That really annoyed me because it seemed very selfish of him to want everyone he cares about to not move on and just put hope in a possibility. He also handled a lot of situations really badly, like trying to get back together with his girlfriend and talk to his best friend. 
 There were some moments that were entertaining, but I laughed out loud only a few times. 
 This book is kind of average, it didn't make any lasting impressions on me, but it was a very creative idea.