Review: Don't waste your time, it's boring and juvenile, it drags on..and on😢
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 05 12, 2014
Breaking rules is about Mandy having a set of rules she follows in life to help keep her isolated and alone.  However, she joins a charity committee and breaks that rule because she wants to win the scholarship.  She wants to be a writer and her dad will not pay for school as long as she wants to be a writer.It's extremely boring.  Too much information about the charity committee.  While it's a good cause I do not want to read the ins and outs regarding the many events.I'm only interested in the relationship between Gabe and Mandy.  They continue to bump into each other around every corner.So Gabe gets Mandy to break one of her rules which leads to breaking more rules.It's kind of a juvenile story.  It's not too clear to me why a twenty-one year old would want to date an eighteen year old.  The maturity level does not line up.  While she does take on a lot of responsibilities, she still is naive when it comes to building a relationship.I can't believe this story is being based on what her dad wants.  She is eighteen and can go to any school she wants.  She's making this more complicated then it has to be. This is not an impressive storyline.The way the girls talk to their dad is disrespectful.  Nobody needs to look at the decision to move and being offered a job as selfish.  A persons job is priority number one just as writing for a career is Mandy's priority.  Everyone should make the choice that will benefit themselves.  Mandy should stay and go to college and her dad can go back to California for his job.  Done.The author dragged on and on and drummed up all kinds of boring drama just to achieve the goal of not moving.  Of course there are two more books of more nonsense.  This could have been written as a short story instead of dragged into three very long tedious stories.  It was boring and childish.