Publisher: Simon and Schuster Children's Publishing
Pub. Date: February 1, 2003
Pages: 259
Age Level: 14+
Synopsis
My name is Sophie.
This book is about me.
It tells
the heart-stoppingly riveting story
of my first love.
And also of my second.
And, okay, my third love, too.
It's not that I'm boy crazy.
It's just that even though
I'm almost fifteen
I've been having sort of a hard time
trying to figure out the difference
between love and lust.
It's like
my mind
and my body
and my heart
just don't seem to be able to agree
on anything.
Review
With a voice that rings true and familiar, Sophie tells her honest and humorous story of finding love and losing love. Then finding it again. She is a lovable character who is instantly recognizable by teenage girls.
What My Mother Doesn't Know was a fast-paced and fluidly written story. Sonya Sones did a marvelous job writing this book and I loved the fact that it was in verse.
I believe this is a book that any teenage girl could enjoy. I definitely recommend it and plan to re-read it in the future. I'm so glad that I own this book and look forward to reading more of her work in the future.
Grade
Characters: B
Writing: B+
Plot: B
Ending: A-
Cover: B-
Recommendable: B
Overall: B
Nice review! This book looks cute! I always see it at the library but never pick it up..I might have to the next time I am there. Nice job! :)
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Uh I want to read this. Thanks for the review Twin ^^
ReplyDeleteIt does sound like a fun book for teenagers. I will keep it on my wish list. Thanks Briana.
ReplyDeleteThis book was cute. I read the sequel and it was just as good, if not a little more interesting... I hope Sonya Sones writes a third :)
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