Chrissie Perry

So basically I liked it. A book with real teens with real problems.

HEADS UP: This book is more of a character study and social commentary, because nothing much happens in here.
It's basically a slice of life. Some issues are raised and explored, rather tactfully I think.
It's coming of age and growing up and changing and adapting and becoming your own self. It's about life.

The character break down:
Jordan, popular girl - her chapter made me so sad, I ached for her.
Lee, average - she annoyed show more me, didn't like her much, but she's okay?
Sam, cute - this guy was so cute!
Meredith, jokester - unexpected depth.
Jack, popular guy - a good guy with not so easy a life.
Cecilia, dancer - she has it tough, poor thing.
Renee, unseen observer - I wanted to shake her so bad, even though I can see where she is coming from.

I think this book is a little young - lower ledge of YA or middle-to-high ledge of middle-grade.

You should give it a try if you don't mind a slow-paced read that mostly deals with exploring the inside of people's heads. show less

Go Girl! This one deals with jealousy and perhaps even a bit of YOUNG LOVE. *gasp*

this story is nice