A clean romance that has plenty of swoon-worthy moments. Fast paced and fun.

My children and I enjoyed this book a lot on our trip to Colorado. Fun, not to long. My girls want to get more from this series!

This book talks about first when Nate looses his skateboard and then he goes to his scout meeting and finds out that he can win his skateboard back from selling warm fuzzies from a fundraiser and his arch enemy author is there and competes with him and at the end Nate and aurther are tied and the scout commander has to flip the coin to see who wins the skateboard and Nate wins it

Great book! the imiges are great and the texes of the book are also great. i over all LIKE it

It was a cute book. There’s a lot of heartbreak and betrayal. There’s a fairly large plot twist that I didn’t see coming. I want to read the other books in the series, but I don’t think the library has them, so yeah.

Many of the quotes in this book can serve as a guide to living a more rounded life. Great and inspirational.

Enjoyed the read. A little slow in the beginning and not sure what to expect in the first few chapters, but if you hang in - the plot develops and grabs your attention. I really liked the main character Brooke. Some of the characters in this book are a little over the top, but I don't read Mary Kay Andrews for anything other pure escape from life so it doesn't bother me. A great beach or summer read for sure!

I liked the book because it is about colors.

The Baudelaire children are made orphans when their parents die in a fire. They then are told to stay with a distant “cousin” who has a twisted plan to get the children’s fortune and will go to any lengths to get it.

good.