Greer is a perfectly nice, smart, stay off the radar kind of girl. Since she grew enormous boobs in ninth grade, she became so self conscious. The book is written directly through Greer's perspective and is doing a great job transporting me back to the high school years. The problems we had then were critical--who to eat lunch with, how to go unnoticed, and comparing ourselves to everyone else.
I think things are all going to start changing for Greer when her outgoing mother sets up a meeting for her to welcome the new boy to town. Jackson is likable, smart, and funny and best off, he has not seemed to notice Greer's largest assets.
This seems like a great coming of age novel and I am already rooting for Greer to love herself and find her way!
I think things are all going to start changing for Greer when her outgoing mother sets up a meeting for her to welcome the new boy to town. Jackson is likable, smart, and funny and best off, he has not seemed to notice Greer's largest assets.
This seems like a great coming of age novel and I am already rooting for Greer to love herself and find her way!