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skline's review against another edition
4.0
I gobbled this book right up, it was so delicious! Love, love love!
jessicaswan's review against another edition
3.0
I like this book but I didn’t love it. It was fun to read at the time but I found it quite forgettable. I would definitely give this author another shot in the future.
shorouk97's review against another edition
4.0
The cover is strange but nice. The characters are beautiful. I liked the voice of Devon. Foster's character was magnificent in this story.Ezra was nice real nice.Thier friendship was beautiful between all the characters.I hope the story concentrated little more on family.
thesuraya's review against another edition
5.0
i have so many things to do but here i am finishing up another book, or should i say my fourth book of the week. oh well.
I FREAKING LOVE THIS BOOK.
I FREAKING LOVE THIS BOOK.
cosmicbooknook's review against another edition
4.0
A short and sweet story about a girl's growing and changing with her relationship after he comes to live with her family. Devon was not happy about this at first, but as they were forced to spend more time together, they became closer, sticking up for each other, sharing thoughts and feelings, and it was one of the most touching familial relationships I've ever read, the kind that makes you feel all warm inside.
I loved Foster, he was weird and sincere and didn't judge anyone no matter how strange they were. Ezra was a very likable love interest, Devon had presumed him to be an asshole simply because of his jock status, but as he grows close to both her and her cousin, she begins to see that that wasn't true at all; that he was sensitive, smart and selfless. The romance was perfectly realistic, it wasn't rushed or clique, and all the awkwardness and conflict of high school was included so that it felt like it honestly could have been a true story. I loved the three of them together, they complimented each others differences perfectly. I do feel like the story ended too quickly though, and I wished it was longer so more could have happened.
Overall, an impressive debut, and I can't wait to read more from Emma Mills!
I loved Foster, he was weird and sincere and didn't judge anyone no matter how strange they were. Ezra was a very likable love interest, Devon had presumed him to be an asshole simply because of his jock status, but as he grows close to both her and her cousin, she begins to see that that wasn't true at all; that he was sensitive, smart and selfless. The romance was perfectly realistic, it wasn't rushed or clique, and all the awkwardness and conflict of high school was included so that it felt like it honestly could have been a true story. I loved the three of them together, they complimented each others differences perfectly. I do feel like the story ended too quickly though, and I wished it was longer so more could have happened.
Overall, an impressive debut, and I can't wait to read more from Emma Mills!
ssolurker's review against another edition
5.0
The boy read freaking books for her. If that is not romantic...
drizzleandhurricanebooks's review against another edition
4.0
A sweet coming-of-age story with endearing, three-dimensional characters. I had a bit of a hard time getting into it at first, but then I really enjoyed it, the relationships between the characters especially were adorable. <3
Full review coming soon on Drizzle & Hurricane Books
Full review coming soon on Drizzle & Hurricane Books
axtronomies's review against another edition
emotional
inspiring
reflective
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
3.0
thebookishlibrarian's review against another edition
Devon Tennyson has a great life and is happy to watch school football games on Friday nights and secretly crush on her best friend Cas. Suddenly her cousin Foster is dropped in her lap and she has to find a way to shake him loose and continue as if he never existed.