You just can’t help smiling about that first kiss. I don’t read a lot of pure romances, but for a vacation beach trip, throw this one in the bag and enjoy! It evokes all those light feelings of happiness, joy, and romantic love. In the process, she learns some lessons about who she is and who she wants to be.
Samantha is keeping this relationship with Jase a secret from her mom, from everyone, and that blows up in her face.
No wonder she’s so drawn to the loving family next door. Samantha’s best friend is a jerk, and her sister is too. The sneaking around teen love stuff was pretty wonderful. His little brother, George, has some of the best lines. Everything about the messy Garrett house draws Samantha into it, but especially the good-looking son, Jase. This adorable YA love story is compelling and has an unexpected direction and ending. And he never pees in it.” – Huntley Fitzpatrick She's almost thin enough to be beautiful for the prom when the unthinkable happens.ĭon’t miss this sweet YA romantic love triangle that explores insecurity, eating disorders, and the power of words to hurt and to heal. But with Brody, instead of finding romance and true love, she feels like a terrified rabbit he's going to devour.
The only time she doesn't feel ugly or fat is when she goes riding dirt bikes and cave-hunting with Ross. Despite his mysterious limp, he doesn't suffer crippling low self-esteem issues like she does she can't even look at herself in the mirror anymore. As her pounds vanish, her friendship deepens with Ross, the new prep cook at the diner where she works. When tall, gorgeous Brody asks Olivia to the prom, she's ecstatic until he suggests that she use the two months before the dance to lose some weight.īody's comment sends Olivia on a spiral of dangerously rapid weight loss that borders on anorexia.
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