Review: A cute, fluffy, definitely worth your time to read. Love every minute of it!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 2, 2013
*Thank you Random House and NetGalley for the ARC copy!*One of the best ARC I have read this year! :) And no I am not saying this because it was loved by other readers and just joining the hype. This is totally my honest opinion about it. By the way, I was emailed by the publicists telling me I could join the Blog Tour for Switched on December 6th, but I decided to not participate because my review is long overdue and was listed for my ARC Challenge Week 3.Anyway, from the start of this book, I was laughing my ass off. Kayla, the main character is a good narrator. By that I meant, she totally said things teenagers said. Her actions and thoughts are so right for her. And not only Kayla but for the whole cast, I think all the characters are well developed and the dialogues are right to the point.I do think that this is really how teenagers' minds work. I have read lots of contemporary books, in my language, that is. And I do observe other people too. I did get to that point too. Where I wanted to make my crush notice me instead of my friend even though the guy is totally hooked with the girl. And if I am honest, my own love story (with my boyfriend of 7 years) is somehow like that.It was really a fun read and I love Kayla and Wesley's interaction with one another. And somehow in the first part, I wished and hoped that in the end they'll be together. I know that the blurb kinda said that but I don't remember blurbs, to the tell you the truth. I read them and forget about them, so whenever I read it's like I'm being surprised that the story was like that (I love that it kinda surprises me and then I end up loving the book). I also liked that Cassie Mae did it like that, the ending part. Or the confrontation scene near the ending. I totally love it and the make out session in the van! :DA cute, fluffy, definitely worth your time to read. Switched is about realizing what you really want in life or in this case, love. I learned from my experience and was reminded by it with Switched that some people look so far for love but in reality it is right in front of their eyes. :)