Greer is a high school sophomore. She covers her self up in oversized sweatshirts, trying to hide her above average breasts. She feels like that’s all that anyone ever sees in her. When she goes with her mom to meet a new client, and her son, she finds she likes him. She steps out of her comfort zone, and decides she wants to play volleyball. And she’s good at it. But she is still self conscious of her body. She slowly becomes more comfortable with her volleyball teammates, and with her friendship with the new boy Jackson.
This was a wonderful story. It was very relatable, because most people have had some type of self confidence issues with one part of their body or another. It was funny and heartwarming, and very enjoyable. The characters were relatable, and you feel for what they are going through. This was a wonder first novel from this author and I’ll definitely look for more to come from her.
This was a wonderful story. It was very relatable, because most people have had some type of self confidence issues with one part of their body or another. It was funny and heartwarming, and very enjoyable. The characters were relatable, and you feel for what they are going through. This was a wonder first novel from this author and I’ll definitely look for more to come from her.