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Elizabeth Sommerfeld esommerfeld — Wanderlove by Kirsten Hubbard follows Bria an eighteen year old artist who flies to Central America after a messy breakup. She is not happy when she finds out her tour is not filled with young people like the brochure promised but older tourists and an over protective tour guide. While at a street market Bria meets Rowan who invites her to dinner at his hostel. She then ditches her tour group to travel with Rowan and his sister and the experience changes her life. I'll admit that I have a real fascination with backpackers and have followed many backpackers through their blog (although would never do it myself because I'm too fond of clean sheets). This book really captured the spirit of backpacking and traveling and made me feel like I was along for the ride. Bria's transformation from a wounded girl to a confident traveler who embraces her art and is ready to start her life. Rowan is flawed but ultra hunky and the two work well together. Although the book starts out slowly Appropriateness: There's quite a bit of adult content in this novel. Bria is a new high school graduate and acts her age. Bria ditches her travel group and goes off with a complete stranger, she drinks and is around others that are doing drugs (but does not herself) and there is talk of drug smuggling. There are some very heavy make out scenes but no sex. The ultimate message of the book is one of transformation. I would recommend this book to teens (and the adult crossover audience) 14+

Saurabh Kataria katariasau7204 — This book really struck home. Hannah has recently committed suicide, and has told her story - the snowball effect that led to her decision - on 7 cassette tapes. One story - about one person - on each side, for 13 stories total. Clay has just received the tapes, and now he listens as Hannah tells how these people wronged her - often without even knowing it - and eroded herself so much that she thought the only answer was to kill herself. This book twisted my insides when I first started reading it. It's brutal and gripping and terrifying. If just one thing had been different....