This is a young adult romance that follows a girl, Keely, who makes a plan to get experiences after being the only virgin left in her friend group. I liked how easy this book was to read, in terms of both writing style and pace.
The characters were interesting and I liked the relationship between Keely and Andrew. I could completely believe in their friendship, but their romance was a bit questionable I have to admit. It kind of felt forced by the end. But it was still a great change from the other dudes in the book, especially Dean.
I also thought the whole virgin plot line was too emphasized and it made being a virgin seem negative when it’s really not. But I guess that was still a tolerable aspect for the most part.
While the book was definitely not the best young adult romance I’ve read, but it wasn’t something I hated either. I think it could be very enjoyable for some teenagers.
The characters were interesting and I liked the relationship between Keely and Andrew. I could completely believe in their friendship, but their romance was a bit questionable I have to admit. It kind of felt forced by the end. But it was still a great change from the other dudes in the book, especially Dean.
I also thought the whole virgin plot line was too emphasized and it made being a virgin seem negative when it’s really not. But I guess that was still a tolerable aspect for the most part.
While the book was definitely not the best young adult romance I’ve read, but it wasn’t something I hated either. I think it could be very enjoyable for some teenagers.