Review: Teenage life and love.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 8, 2014
Symphony is a teenager, and she’s trying to cope with all the trials, tribulations and self-doubt this time of life throws at us. At the time we meet her. She is 17 and feeling very unloved.Like many teenagers, she has good friends who are very supportive of her, and are full of good intentions. However, she doesn’t get on with her sister, wishes her dad loved her more, and feels very deeply still, the loss of her mother.Insecure, she suffers from terrible self-hatred, is very down about herself and is very worried about being ‘The Last Virgin Alive’ at 17!In an attempt to help her, her best friend Gigi introduces her to Adam, tall, blond and handsome, and from there the story, develops. I don’t want to tell you more, suffice to say, Symphony has never met anyone like Adam before, and the journey of discovery they embark upon together makes for compulsive reading.This book is written like a diary and as such Symphony’s heartfelt feelings and concerns are openly displayed. I think any teenager would feel at home reading it, and it is perfect for the teenage market.