4 Stars
If you only pay attention to this part of the synopsis before beginning Emmy & Oliver . . . .
“Oliver disappeared after school on a Friday afternoon, way back when we were in second grade.”
There’s a very good chance you might end up with this sort of reaction to this story . . . .
Please note that this is VERY MUCH a “kissing book” and an extremely sweet one at that. If you (or your teen) is looking for a new twist when it comes to the story of the boy next door, this might be a winner. It should make you feel all the feely feels of first love and paragraphs like this . . . .
“The only way I could describe what kissing him felt like was, like the last day of school, knowing that months of freedom and sunshine lay before you, the feeling that you could do anything you wanted and time stretched out in endless possibilities. That’s how I felt in his arms, like the future was limitless just because he was there. He was finally there.”
Made even a curmudgeon like myself say awwwwwwwwww . . . .
If you only pay attention to this part of the synopsis before beginning Emmy & Oliver . . . .
“Oliver disappeared after school on a Friday afternoon, way back when we were in second grade.”
There’s a very good chance you might end up with this sort of reaction to this story . . . .
Please note that this is VERY MUCH a “kissing book” and an extremely sweet one at that. If you (or your teen) is looking for a new twist when it comes to the story of the boy next door, this might be a winner. It should make you feel all the feely feels of first love and paragraphs like this . . . .
“The only way I could describe what kissing him felt like was, like the last day of school, knowing that months of freedom and sunshine lay before you, the feeling that you could do anything you wanted and time stretched out in endless possibilities. That’s how I felt in his arms, like the future was limitless just because he was there. He was finally there.”
Made even a curmudgeon like myself say awwwwwwwwww . . . .
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