The main character in this book is Keely Collins. She is eighteen years old and is about to head off to college, but there is something she wants to check off of her "to-do list" before that happens. Keely is a virgin and feels sensitive to still hold her v-card and the only girl in her group of gal pals that hasn't had that experience with guys. The book follows Keely navigate trying to find a guy to help her lose her v-card before her first fall semester of college approaches. She eventually meets someone who she is attracted to and looks to her best guy friend, Andrew for help on a guys perspective to help prepare her for her romantic encounter.
This book was definitely geared towards the Young Adult age category and openly talks about some of the taboo topics many are afraid to talk about. I loved how the story allowed Keely to be a teenage girl who is struggling with relatable things. The writing was easy and fun to read but it was almost too easy for my liking.
This book was definitely geared towards the Young Adult age category and openly talks about some of the taboo topics many are afraid to talk about. I loved how the story allowed Keely to be a teenage girl who is struggling with relatable things. The writing was easy and fun to read but it was almost too easy for my liking.