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Pixie Cheng pixie0303 — A choice once made, however insignificant it may seem at the making; has the potential of changing your life. It's very easy to keep away from things that you know can hurt you, to close into a shell, to shut your eyes the moment night strikes. The tough part is getting on that bike and riding it out. Along for the Ride by Sarah Dessen is a wonderful story about Auden and Eli trying and eventually succeeding to be the latter. Auden West, who missed out on her childhood in order to be the perfect daughter for her perfectionist mother and Eli Stock, who feels guilty of his best friend's death; help each other in their 'quests' and try and come to terms with their lives. The bottom line remains, 'what defines you isn't how many times you crash, but the number of times you get back on the bike. As long as it's one more, you're all good'. Sarah Dessen, hasn't failed to amaze me yet another time with just the perfect blend of words in her story. Her books give me the courage to go on to collect my own pictures of 'the best of times'. An amazing book, just what you would need to get through the night of your lives to a new sunrise! Don't forget to take a large cup of coffee and get ready to go Along For The Ride! Happy Reading! :)

Billy Fuccillo _illy_uccillo — This book was good until the end. I found the last few chapters to be disappointing and left me unsatisfied.

Marcella Hamilton _helli_helli — I read this book so many times in high school that I wore out the binding. In fact, I once slept with it under my pillow during an especially stressful time. Holden Caufield seems pretty dated now -- just look at the proliferation of books & movies with characters disenchanted by "phonies" (e.g., American Beauty, any film by Todd Solendz) -- but his struggles are a testament to individuality and the search for identity that marks the teen years.