Review: The Good Kind of Love
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 13, 2012
The setting, both in time and place, had me uncertain, and the beginning made me nervous. Once I started getting into the story though, I couldn't stop. The plot had me hooked. I mean a girl pretending to be a boy at a boy's school? How could you not be at least a little interested at how that would turn out?The character development was great. The descriptions and background set-up made it all much more believable. But the main thing that got me was the relationship. You knew it was coming. One girl among hundreds of boys? It was bound to happen. I just didn't expect it to be so sweet. Never have I read about love in one of its truest forms. It ends up not mattering whether the connection is between two boys or a girl and a boy. It's about caring for one another to the point that they accept each other for who they are. Okay that sounded a little corny, but it's so true here.For some, reading about the relationship, especially in the beginning, may be too uncomfortable, but for me I found it kind of beautiful. I recommend this book because it is unique, has a grabbing plot, and a fantastic ending.