the garretts were forbidden from the start. but that's not why they were important.when i read the blurb for this book, i was practically drooling, especially since the cove is basically a work of art. but then when i actually got around to reading it, i wasn't actually very impressed. if anything, ...
I sort of read this book out of season. It is the perfect beach read. It just has that lazy summer day feel about it. That didn’t mean I didn’t enjoy it reading it Thanksgiving weekend, but it was sort of wearing white after Labor Day. Major faux pas. Oh, well, I can deal…. Overall, My ...
I started and stopped My LIfe Next Door a few weeks ago. I had to re-read the beginning again since I honestly didn't remember a lot about the book at that point but I think I initially just chalked this up to another young adult novel that I probably was not going to enjoy. I have to say that I rea...
I hadn't really thought that I was one for contemporary romance. I thought that they would be too boring and the conflict too shallow, so I sort of stayed away from them. Then this book changed my mind. To this day, it is one of my favorite contemporary romances, and was the book that really got me ...
Samantha Reed has been born to privilege. Though her father has left even before she was born, her mother's sizable trust fund and a rich family have guaranteed that Samantha never has had to pinch the penny. To be honest, it seems like Samantha has always got whatever she has wanted. She has worked...
Hardcover, 394 pages Release Date: June 14, 2014 Published by: Dial Books for Young Readers My Life Next Door, #1 Source: Purchased For fans of: Contemporary, Romance, Drama, Realistic Fiction, Chick-lit, YA "One thing my mother never knew, and would disapprove of most of all, w...
This would have received 5 stars, but the end of the book seemed to just come a little abruptly. It was like, I was at the last 15 pages of the book, feeling like there is so much to be resolved and there is NO WAY they can be portrayed to me in a way where I am satisfied - and I did sort of get tha...
I finally have internet at home! So I should be around here more often. Yay! In the meantime, I went to Boston for my sister’s college graduation, and then to Oregon for my brother’s high school graduation. I’m so proud of them both. And of course, with two long plane rides, I had a lot of reading...
My Life Next Door:FunnyCuteRomanceSummerRealisticThoughtfulFamily bondsPoliticsMoralsThese are some of the best descriptive words I could come up with to explain this book without Giving too much away. Full Review Here
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