April 2016 - Alison Ver Halen

It’s A Wonderful Date: Part II

Ten minutes later, Ginny was standing in front of her mirror in her newly-discovered top.

This is not just another book about a dead girl.

Ginny resisted the urge to throw her phone across the room. Instead, she hung up and screamed into her pillow, wishing she had never met David.

This book made some good points, but it was so full of sweetness, it started to give me diabetes.

This book is about growing up with a focus on opening yourself up to other cultures.

True to form, Lawson is hilarious and deadly serious. Often at the same time.