Review: my thoughts on love and muddy puddles
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 18, 2014
this was such a fun book. Coco started out as a superficial young lady. She was only concerned with popularity and clothes. Doing what her friends wanted and not caring about who it hurt. Which in high school that is normal to see.When her father does the life altering change of moving them to the country, Coco feels her life is over and acts like a princess who has been told to work. She gets mean and self important towards others thinking she is better than those around her. This causes for loneliness to occur and she finds comfort in a horse.As we get along in the book we see that there is one that can help her but he feels she despises him so he stays distant. That is until the  moment Coco rides up on Cupcake. Even though Coco begins to thaw, she still has her moments and one where they play truth or dare takes its toll. This is when things fall apart for she runs towards what she thinks is real her friends in Sydney only to find out they are only her friends when she can benefit them. So sad to have reality come so quickly.This causes her to go off and do a doi moment but it also brings her closer to one she never expected. Confessions occur and closeness ensues. Coco also finds out what true friendship is and that it doesn't matter what you wear or who you think you are, we are all equal and it is how you treat people that matters.A wonderful book that shows the reality of cliques and how it is what is on the inside that matters and not your clothes or popularity. A cute romance that will keep you in the book to the end.