

Her heroines are so quirky in their own ways that it makes
their stories a joy read. From Mia, who agrees to suffer through Princess
Lessons to save the whales (her father donates money to Green Peace every day
as long as she does), to Sam (All American Girl) who dyes all of her clothes
black to shown that she is in mourning for her generations – its brilliant.


Then there are the relationships with boys.
They aren’t perfect. Although I hate reading about glaringly
obvious and cringe worthy misunderstandings, I think it is better than having a
crystal clear, plain sailing relationship. It lets the readers – who I would
think are mainly young girls – to see that relationships take a lot of work on
both sides and may require compromise and a meeting half way on both sides or
that sometimes it is up to you to be the bigger person.
(Images from Goodreads)

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