A review by taiyakipan
Invisible Touch by Kelly Parra
4.0
I was having second thoughts about this one, thinking that I was through with chic-lit and romance thing but like the Manolo Matrix, this book has its own spunk. I enjoyed reading it and often caught myself craving for mexican food, especially burritos *growl does my tummy
What I really like about this book is how I can somehow relate to it (minus all the additional drama) me and my mom are drifting away from each other and I often have to pretend when im home. And unlike any other YA fantasy with a girl as a heroine, Kara is definitely like one of those hormone driven teenagers who most of the time get caught thinking about guys. I find her attraction with Anthony as normal. I mean, who could deny a hottie like him right? :))
The not-so-good part is when Anthony also had a psychic ability. Go figure
What I really like about this book is how I can somehow relate to it (minus all the additional drama) me and my mom are drifting away from each other and I often have to pretend when im home. And unlike any other YA fantasy with a girl as a heroine, Kara is definitely like one of those hormone driven teenagers who most of the time get caught thinking about guys. I find her attraction with Anthony as normal. I mean, who could deny a hottie like him right? :))
The not-so-good part is when Anthony also had a psychic ability. Go figure