Thank you to Penguin Teen and Bookish First for the free review copy. All opinions are my own.
This young adult book follows three teens as they collide in New York City. This novel takes place in one day, but feels very believable.
All of these teens are struggling with where they belong. I think that the idea of losing one's way can be related to by most teenagers. At some point in a teen's experience, they are going to feel lost. Foreman captures this feeling perfectly.
I also enjoyed how she tied together different cultures and experiences. She hints at mental illness without giving too much of a stigma. She also explores the 'forbidden love' theme, and how being accepted by family is difficult, but even more so when they are already trudging through adolescents.
This young adult book follows three teens as they collide in New York City. This novel takes place in one day, but feels very believable.
All of these teens are struggling with where they belong. I think that the idea of losing one's way can be related to by most teenagers. At some point in a teen's experience, they are going to feel lost. Foreman captures this feeling perfectly.
I also enjoyed how she tied together different cultures and experiences. She hints at mental illness without giving too much of a stigma. She also explores the 'forbidden love' theme, and how being accepted by family is difficult, but even more so when they are already trudging through adolescents.