Review: I. Love. This. Book.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 5, 2013
All too often I start a book with dread, thinking I will be skimming sections, jumping ahead where things get interesting, or giving up and reading the last chapter so I can get to the review.This isn't one of those books. Well, okay, when I saw first person present tense and an almost too authentic young voice, the thought did come to me. And the next thing I knew I was fighting to stay awake because I hadn't finished yet. And I didn't want to leave the book. I sneaked a few chapters in the next day when I was supposed to be working. And a paragraph here and there when I was working. Even now, I'm supposed to be doing something else but I have to get this down before I burst.I. Love. This. Book.Even when I reached the point when I thought I'd figured things out, I didn't skip ahead so I could move onto the next book. I needed to be there when it happened. I wanted to feel it with Kayla. It's not often I can get fully engaged these days, and I wanted to enjoy every minute of it. As soon as I finish this blog post, I'm buying a copy for my daughter's eighteen-year-old college freshman sister-in-law, as she needs to read this book. Heck, everyone needs to read it. If you watch silly, sappy romance movies over and over, you'll read this book again and again.