Jenny's summer gets off to a bad start when her mother decides to take in boarders... and seventeen-year-old Cliff and his mother move in.
Suddenly the house just isn't big enough. Wherever Jenny turns, Cliff seems to be in the way. And even though they are both trying hard, they just can't get along.
Then Cliff starts interfering with Jenny's love life, trying to protect her from the one boy she's always dreamed of dating. At first Jenny is furious, but then she realizes Cliff is jealous. And Jenny is touched.
Will Jenny's summer turn into something wonderful—and totally unexpected?
At first, I really enjoyed the book. By halfway through the story, I became intensely annoyed that Jenny and Cliff keep yelling at each other. Cliff overreacts over tiny things, and Jenny ends up screaming at him. Both of them come across as mentally unstable.
I quit reading the book halfway through. I couldn't take it anymore.
If Polly follows her heart, will she lose her best friend and her most cherished dream...
Ever since third grade, Polly and Jennifer have shared everything from ballet lessons to boy talk. They both dream of becoming famous dancers... and falling in love. Then Polly meets Cott Townsend, and her plans get turned upside down. Can Polly win Cott's love, keep Jennifer's friendship, and still be true to herself?
This book bored me, and I could not read it.
1 comment:
Cott?!?!!!!!
Who would name a defenseless child Cott?
I hate this book and I haven't even read it.
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