I read the first book in this duology by maureen Johnson (13 little blue envelopes) back when I was in high school. I really loved it a lot. I was super excited to read this one. It just took me a while to get around to it. The book begins with Ginny back in America preparing her applications to uni...
I actually enjoyed this one more than the first one. I wasn't sure, going in, what to expect to get from this. I liked 13 Little Blue Envelopes, but I didn't like it as much as I thought I would, so I left it a bit disappointed. However, I left this one quite happy with where the story went and how ...
It's not that I didn't like this book. Or that it wasn't somehow charming. I did. And it was.Yet.Sometimes, I just wanted to step into the pages and deliver a well-deserved smack (or five) to Ginny. For a reasonably smart girl, she is myopically short-sighted, in grand denial, and NEVER asks questio...
the ending was cute, but too abrupt for me. I would have like more about Oliver as well. I really really liked him, so much more than I liked Keith in the first book.quick and easy read... not that much to it, but still good.
This book picked up pretty much where the first book left off. I liked it better than book one actually because the storyline flowed a lot better and the characters were more developed and some were quite likeable.
This book is a life changing jourbey for Ginny and maybe for the reader too! I love every scene and part of it. The characters were awesome and well developed. I can't help but like Ellis even though she stole Keith, because she's just her! A very fun person. I was feeling like whyvis Keith is such ...
I might have a different opinion if I had read 13 Little Blue Envelopes when it was first published and therefore had a sentimental attachment to it, but I really liked the sequel. Like, more than the first book. I think part of this was that I was never entirely wild about Keith and I liked where t...
So, here it is. The sequel to the 13 LITTLE BLUE ENVELOPES. Isn't it too obvious thati've been very hook to these books? I've read these for two consecutive days. HAHAIn this sequel, Ginny who has been to London, Paris, Rome,Amsterdam, Edinburgh, Copenhagen, Germany and Greece for the last summer...
4 stars: liked itFull review can be found here!When I was thirteen and in my first year of high school, there was this book. This book I adored. This book I must have read it as many times as I read The Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants series by Ann Brashares - and I've read those many times! It e...
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