Flipped by Wendelin Van tells the story of two youngsters whose relationship evolves throughout the years. The two friends become close and learn more about each other through a series of trials and tribulations. I believe this is an excellent coming of age story for students that are in the 6th gra...
EW! We read this for book club back in March and the author came to our book discussion. About half the attendees were white. Lincoln Jones' race came up and Van Draanen said she purposely kept everything (location, everyone's race, etc) vague so the book could be read as people want. It's like s...
Characters were so fleshed out, even the minor ones and I wanted to hug them all.The transformation Bryce and Julie went through was so realistic and adorable, just wanna gush over them both.5/5 overall and enjoyed every minute of it! I get smiles just thinking about Bryce and Juli, now off to watch...
Full review to come but: this book was a solid three stars until the ending which earned it a high four, including the very last page with I think one of my new favorite quotes.
Such a cute story! I like how it was told both from both Julianna and Bryce's point of view. It's ironic how it started out with Julianna chasing after Bryce only to end the other way around. We need more Juliannas, as what Chet used to describe her.Some of us get dipped in flat, some in satin, some...
Nice and enjoyable book that isn't preachy or depressing despite being about handicaps. Jessica is a teenager who has lost her leg in a vehicle accident and must learn to live with this condition when the biggest part of her life has been as a runner. She probably gets through her trials easier th...
This book was just... meh. I have pretty mixed feelings about it.Things I liked:- It was pretty cute. A lot of the parts when Bryce and Julie were interacting made me smile.- The length was short and sweet, making it a quick read.- I enjoyed the story a lot. There were plenty of funny bits and even ...
Juli and Bryce are the dual thirteen-year-old narrators, recounting the same events in their common history, but from very different perspectives. It's a coming of age story in which the subject of first love is treated with humor and respect, never with condescension. What made this book enjoya...
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