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Viviane Caballero viviane_caballero — love love love love LOVE.

Franck Bellido fourdegreeslab — As usual, I love anything and everything Meg Cabot writes. The Mediator series is definately one of my favourite teen romance books. Paul is such a pain - why can't he leave her alone?? And why does Suze have to be attracted to him?? I so want Jesse and Suze to have a happily ever after!! On to the final book.

Erika Fredelle mielderikafredelle — This is even better than the first one (When God Writes Your Love Story)! This one definitely reconfirmed in me my desire for God to be the author of my love story. Eric and Leslie's love story is amazing, romantic, and truly touched by God.

陈 好 dzt1241246c42 — A Wind in the Door isn't quite as good as the one before (Wrinkle) or the one after (Tilting Planet), but it's still an excellent book, and I enjoy the attention paid to Calvin, who is a truly excellent character.

Helder Olivier _elder_livier — REALLY ENJOYED THIS ONE. GREAT INFO ON A PLACE I DIDNT KNOW MUCH ABOUT AND A GREAT CAUSE. I LIKED VERY MUCH TEH STORY AND ALSO THE INFORMATION WITHIN IT. WORTH YOUR WHILE TO GIVE IT A GO!

Kiril Borisov shir0 — This book really is an all or nothing book. You either love it desperately or you put it aside and forget it. I, for one, fell head over heels in love. Not only does debut author Daisy Whitney tackle such a relevant and delicate matter as date rape, but she does it with beauty and grace. If there is one word I could use to describe this book it’s eloquent. From the heart pounding, gut wrenching first moments of the book I was hooked. Whitney completely drew me into Alex’s story. You can sense Alex’s confusion and the horror of the realization of what happened. But, like almost any girl in this situation, Alex also questions her own guilt in the matter. The character of Alex is so real, so visceral, she jumps off the pages. Despite the grim subject matter, there is also a delicate love story unfolding in the midst of the turmoil that adds a glimmer of hope throughout the novel. Whitney also succeeded in one thing my 9th grade English teacher couldn’t do – she inspired me to read To Kill A Mockingbird just so I could get all the references made. I cannot wait to see what this author does next. Originally posted at The Irish Banana Review

Rica Cueto ricacueto — Last June was my most recent re-read, and I fall in love with it every time. I own the original translation and the 60th anniversary edition, both in paperback. Everyone should own this.

Robin Olson _lson — I first read this book in 5th grade and I have probably read it 10 times since then. It is about Juli Baker who is in love with Bryce to the point of obsession. As soon as Bryce starts to have the same feelings about Juli, she doesn't like him anymore. I thought that it was a kind of sad but cute quick read. It made me think about how you don't realize what you have until its gone and how you have to be grateful and not take things for granted. It was a sweet story about love and I would recommend it to teens who like girly novels.