by Jessica Martinez
Wow, that was an emotional ride. The story was well written and makes you feel the character's emotions. I laughed and cried so much while reading this book, and I'm sure I'm not the only one. Mo's such a funny guy you can't help yourself but laugh at what he's saying. Mo and Annie are best friends ...
Contemporary Young Adult novels aren't usually my cup of tea. It may be that I'm a cynical old bird, but I find the whole 'I am attractive but don't realise it and that cute boy will never notice me' thing a little offputting and unrealistic. So I had pretty low expectations for The Vow - I expect...
Heartbreaking and heartwarming all at the same time! Annie would do anything for her best friend Mo, and then she falls for Reed. Sometimes figuring out what the "right" thing to do is the hardest thing to do. This was a very emotional book, I loved the characters and their interactions. I felt so b...
Contemporary Young Adult novels aren't usually my cup of tea. It may be that I'm a cynical old bird, but I find the whole 'I am attractive but don't realise it and that cute boy will never notice me' thing a little offputting and unrealistic. So I had pretty low expectations for The Vow - I expect...
In this one we have rash decisions founded on a long time relationship that defies definition. I've got to hand it to Jessica Martinez... neither of her previous books feel as different as this one does. The leads and their connection to each other especially stand out.. then there's what's allowed ...
Mo, short for Mohamed is from Jordan, meaning he is muslim...I don't know how comfortable I am to read about a guy falling in love/making out with a girl pre-marriage when I know it is against his religion Yes, I am muslim, hence my uncomfortableness when it comes to this topic.Guess I will wait and...
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