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The Best Laid Plans

Cameron Lund (Goodreads Author)

3.67 · Rating details · 3,084 ratings · 736 reviews

High school senior Keely Collins takes on firsts, lasts, and everything in between in this sweet, sex-positive rom-com for fans of Meg Cabot and Jenny Han.

It seemed like a good plan at first.

When the only other virgin in her group of friends loses it at Keely's own eighteenth birthday party, she's inspired to take things into her own hands. She wants to have that experienc ...more

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Apr 21, 2020 Chelsea (chelseadolling reads) rated it liked it

Shelves: 2020-releases

This book had so! much! potential! to be a new favorite for me, but it just kind of fell flat and I am HECKA bummed about it. This is another one that wasn't necessarily bad, but I just.. did not connect to it nearly as much as I was hoping I would. Womp :c

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Apr 02, 2020 Angelica rated it liked it

Shelves: romance, arc, read-2020, contemporary

DISCLAIMER: This is a mostly negative review, pointing out many of the problems that I found in this book. That said, the rating is based entirely on my general enjoyment of the novel. While I had issues (stated in the review), I didn't exactly hate this novel and actually had a decent time reading. Sorry if my review and my rating seem incongruous, this is the way my brain categorized the novel.

Now, onto the review!!

I liked this. But also, it was lowkey questionable?

I read this book in one day. ...more

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Sep 07, 2019 Tucker (TuckerTheReader) marked it as not-released-tbr

Shelves: romance, young-adult

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Apr 13, 2020 Bibi rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: favorites

This is one of my top reads of 2020.

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May 08, 2020 Christy rated it liked it

Shelves: 2020-ya-challenge, 2020-new-to-me-author, 2020-audio, 2020-three-stars-or-less

3 stars

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The Best Laid Plans is Cameron Lund's debut novel and I was impressed. Though there were parts of the story that weren't my favorite, overall I liked most of the characters and her writing was fantastic. This was an easy to listen to and fun audiobook.

This story is about a senior in high school named Keely who is one of the only virgins in her class/group of friends and she's over it. She wants to get rid of it. She finds a college guy she's into named Dean and it's her chance. The ...more

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Apr 19, 2020 emma marked it as to-read

Shelves: contemporary, ya, to-buy

will i ever stop highly anticipating books and then waiting a million years to read them? let's find out (but no)

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Aug 15, 2019 Jeff Bishop rated it it was amazing

Who among us hasn’t asked our best friend to take our virginity so the cute boy we’ve been making out with won’t run away when he learns we’re a virgin???

I had the pleasure of reading an early edition of this book and I’m so glad that I did! This is one of the best rom-coms that I’ve read in a long time. It’s funny when it wants to be, cover-your-eyes cringey in the best possible way at times, and really thoughtful about the way we talk about sex/virginity/relationships. This should be required ...more

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Mar 28, 2020 Hilda rated it it was ok

Shelves: arc, romance, penguin-random-house, bookishfirst

He can’t know you’re a virgin because then he’ll think of you as only a virgin. Suddenly that’s what it’ll be about. He’ll just want to take it. Your virginity won’t be yours, it’ll be his. Guys are experts at making everything about them.

The misogyny in this book was huge. Like the whole book was just men and women hating women. And to top it off there was so much slut shaming and bullying. The only reason it got a two star was because the drama was delicious and Danielle was a true villain. Sh ...more

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Apr 19, 2020 Larry H rated it liked it

When you live in a small town and go to high school with the same people you’ve known since kindergarten, everyone knows your business. So it’s public knowledge among most of her classmates that Keely may very well be the last virgin in the senior class.

There’s nothing wrong with her; it’s just all of the guys she knows treat her like she’s one of them. Even her best friend Andrew, whom she’s known since birth, treats her like she’s not really a member of the opposite sex, and they feel comforta ...more

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Apr 23, 2020 Lisa (Remarkablylisa) rated it it was ok

Shelves: april-2020

REAL RATING: 2.5/5

If i were being honest and didn't let other people's reviews affect my mindset going into the book, I would have been VERY excited but then quickly bored because things move at a glacial pace despite me knowing from chapter 1 that our main female character is liking the WRONG guy.

But since I did read the reviews, I know going in that this story has been heard and seen before. It just has a lot more discussion of SEX which is fine but it's overly dramatic and left me with a ba ...more

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Jun 14, 2020 Meags rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: mf, romance, young-adult, high-school, friends-to-lovers, borrowbox-and-cloudlibrary, tstl

2 Stars

This one fell short of the mark. I rarely rate below 3-stars and I hate giving negative reviews, but I have to express my feelings about this story, and I fear I may get a bit wordy and ranty before long, so buckle up!

But, first, for some (brief) positive musings...

For a debut novel, the writing was fairly decent. The premise certainly wasn’t anything ground-breaking, but it still felt fresh, and I was engaged from start to finish, which I can’t always say with confidence after reading c 2 Stars

This one fell short of the mark. I rarely rate below 3-stars and I hate giving negative reviews, but I have to express my feelings about this story, and I fear I may get a bit wordy and ranty before long, so buckle up!

But, first, for some (brief) positive musings...

For a debut novel, the writing was fairly decent. The premise certainly wasn’t anything ground-breaking, but it still felt fresh, and I was engaged from start to finish, which I can’t always say with confidence after reading contemporary YA stories.

But this book was not without its faults.

It’s promoted as a sex-positive YA story, but by chapter two I knew my definition of sex-positive storytelling must be very, very different from the one expressed here.

With a story revolving around an eighteen-year-old high school senior wanting to lose her virginity, I was interested to see how these “sex positive” themes would be handled. Unfortunately, I was none-too-pleased with how it all played out.

The way virgins were represented as flawed individuals was of particular concern. Not only did I feel uncomfortable with MC Keely’s motivations for wanting to lose her virginity, but I downright despised how other characters talked about virginity like it made females undesirable (and males, too, to a lesser degree—misogyny for the win 😒). At one point, one character even referred to virginity as a disease, I kid you not. Seriously, what kind of message is that to send to young people who this story is demographically aimed towards? I could have brushed this aside as just the misguided and unhealthy views of a teenage character, but this sort of sentiment seemed to drive most of the story, which really blew my mind.

The slut-shaming and the toxic female relationships were also alarming. Yes, girls can be catty and vain—teenage girls particularly so—but this story seemed like a depressing over-exaggeration of how petty and downright mean girls can be to one another. Worst of all, the females in this book were all meant to be friends, yet they ~~not so-~~secretly hated one another and put one another down at literally every turn.

To add fuel to the fire, I thought Keely proved time and again that she was way too immature and decidedly not adult enough to be having sex in the first place, particularly for someone hellbent on losing her virginity. She giggled a lot when sex was mentioned—that alone was enough to convince me she wasn’t ready.

Keely was also shockingly naive, not only in her misguided views of sex and relationships, but also in her general awareness of the feelings and intentions of those around her. The hurt she caused because she was a total dumbshit hurt my brain a little (or a lot), to the point that her obliviousness to her best friend Andrew’s feelings towards her was painful to witness. I think a lot of these interactions and countless miscommunication moments were meant to be charming and/or funny, but that was not how I experienced it, resulting in a complete lack of connection to the characters and their relationships.

I think I could have forgiven a lot of my issues here, to a degree, if not for the fact that in the back of my mind I kept being reminded that this book is geared towards impressionable teens. Every time I recalled this fact, I became angry and saddened by the kinds of negative messages this story was laced with. It could be considered mindlessly fun YA romance reading, but I’m standing firm that these probably aren’t the best examples of positive character role models or healthy sexual ideals. ...more

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Jul 24, 2019 Lea (drumsofautumn) marked it as dnf

This has huge potential to be the biggest mess but I shall remain hopeful.

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May 12, 2020 sam ☆ rated it really liked it

Shelves: contemporary-read

i really really enjoyed this. definitely recommend you guys check it out. 4.5⭐️
full review to come
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Apr 11, 2020 Lacey rated it liked it

Shelves: owned, romance, young-adult, contemporary

I was really excited to get my hands on Cameron Lund's debut novel. Anyone who knows me knows that the best friends-to-lovers trope is my kink. My kryptonite. My Achilles' heel. My fatal flaw. My raison d'être. And every time I see a new book that promises exactly that, I smash that mf want-to-read button and count down the days to publication.

I'm hesitant to say that I was disappointed with this book because I wasn't really; it was cute and fun, and I enjoyed reading it quite a bit. That said, ...more

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Apr 04, 2020 Stacee rated it it was ok

Shelves: read-in-2020, edelweiss, skimmidy-skim-skim-skim

I had seen a lot of high reviews for this one and I think this is a case of expectations, a book hangover from my previous read, and not being the target demographic.

I liked Keely and Andrew. They have a fun relationship and I especially loved the idea of BFF to more. There’s quite a set of secondary characters here and they’re all sort of toxic. The boys are horrible misogynists and the girls are slut shamers and everyone’s excuse of brushing it off because “high school is almost over” and “th ...more

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Apr 14, 2020 Alison rated it really liked it

Shelves: 2020-releases, favorite

4.5 STARS
Full review here: https://youtu.be/a2ZdjXy748Q
Timestamps for titles in description.

This is a new favorite for me! It felt realistic for events happening in a small town. (Trigger warnings for underage drinking in nearly every chapter).
It is based around our main character who believes she is the last virgin left in their school and feels like everyone else has slept with, well, everyone (again, small town problems!). I loved her and how forthcoming she was about sex and her desire to 4.5 STARS
Full review here: https://youtu.be/a2ZdjXy748Q
Timestamps for titles in description.

This is a new favorite for me! It felt realistic for events happening in a small town. (Trigger warnings for underage drinking in nearly every chapter).
It is based around our main character who believes she is the last virgin left in their school and feels like everyone else has slept with, well, everyone (again, small town problems!). I loved her and how forthcoming she was about sex and her desire to have (or not have) sex and how normal and natural those conversations felt.
I liked her friendship and the different changes it went through; it all felt like a natural progression rather than a forced one.
Only thing holding this back from a five star for me was that there was something that had been happening between the two friends for some time, that our main character was unaware of and had no say over until it was too late, and I felt it deserved bigger repercussions than it got. It was something that had altered the way she looked at herself and was contradictory to the other character's actions, which felt like it played into sexual stereotypes that guys can mess around but girls can't.
It does address the issues of stereotypes but doesn't seek to fix them (because that's real life, they aren't fixed overnight) but I felt this action played into that, whereas the conversations before were against it.
For those wondering what I am talking about,(view spoiler)

*I received an ARC of this in exchange for an honest review*
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May 01, 2020 Mina rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Just like Dean said this was all so high school..
Unnecessary drama
I was actually rooting for him by the way.
I may have been abit biased though, I am very much very into guys called Dean.
Whew!
Anyway back to this one..
Juvenile characters,
One dimensional,
The whole lose your virginity thing to become a woman seems very cringe and 18th century honestly

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Feb 11, 2020 Rebekah rated it did not like it

So, the book isn't TERRIBLE. The writing is competent and overall the characters are likeable. But it's exceedingly generic and honestly unrealistic.
Stories about high schoolers questing to lose their virginity have been around since the early 80's. Granted, the majority of them have concerned boys rather than girls, so at least this one is progressive in that aspect. But it's not a new idea by any stretch. That would be fine if somehow new life was breathed into this old idea, but unfortunatel So, the book isn't TERRIBLE. The writing is competent and overall the characters are likeable. But it's exceedingly generic and honestly unrealistic.
Stories about high schoolers questing to lose their virginity have been around since the early 80's. Granted, the majority of them have concerned boys rather than girls, so at least this one is progressive in that aspect. But it's not a new idea by any stretch. That would be fine if somehow new life was breathed into this old idea, but unfortunately that is not the case here. If anything this feels like a step in a slightly backwards direction.
For starters, we really need to knock off this idea that men are sex maniacs with automatic knowledge who can do it and feel no emotion, and girls are the only ones who get nervous about their first time and put a lot of thought into it. Guys can be just as awkward and have just as much anxiety, and it can mean just as much to them. And not every girl is obsessively nervous about her first experience. The book quickly devolves into these sexist stereotypes, right down to the main character's friend promptly being called a slut for sleeping with someone after waiting years to do so because the guy acts like a meathead and tells literally everyone about the encounter. It doesn't help that the whole crux of the story is the protagonist being so worried about "losing it" that she enlists her male friend's help to prepare for her first time with what she thinks is the right guy. The idea that she sees it as a task to be completed rather than an experience that should happen when she's truly ready is legitimately upsetting. She's getting ready to finish high school but peer pressure has made it so that she has nothing better to do than obsess over her first perpendicular poke while every male sews his oats with wild abandon?
Which leads me to my next complaint; this isn't realistic. Maybe it was just the fact that I was religious in high school, but I never experienced this kind of pressure regarding sex. I came from a small town but outside of my best friend I had zero knowledge or interest in what other people were doing with their bits. I know for a fact that a handful of people just didn't care because they had better things to worry about. In particular, this was not something girls widely talked about or pressured each other over, and to my knowledge it still isn't except in rare pockets. In my day it was acknowledged that kids were probably banging somewhere, but it wasn't anyone else's business and wasn't obvious unless someone got pregnant. So the idea of a whole town knowing who was still a virgin in high school and talking about it just doesn't ring true. We have luckily reached a point in history where the overall the message regarding sex is simply do what feels right for you, when it feels right, and it's a shame this book doesn't follow that model.
After all this it's really a moot point for me to mention that the main character is also a blank slate with almost no real personality traits aside from being like every other cute, smart, insecure YA character ever written.
Bottom line: this book seems like a waste of time. It uses outdated cliches, unrealistic characterization of high school students, and sexist tropes to tell a story that really doesn't add anything to the world as a whole. I can't even recommend it for teenagers seeing this story played out for the first time because it puts forth some downright unhealthy ideas. If you want to read something tackling teenage sexuality and the struggles it entails, there are far better options out there. ...more

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Jan 10, 2020 Melanie (mells_view) rated it really liked it

”Falling in love with a high school boy is the single stupidest thing you can do.”

I have been chomping at the bit to read The Best Laid Plans ever since I read the sneak peek on BookishFirst. In my opinion Cameron Lund provided YA perfection with this story. Her writing is tight and flows so easily. I was constantly turning pages and could not get enough of these characters and their banter.

I’m not going to rehash the synopsis, because that’s not my strongest skill. All I’m going to say is that ”Falling in love with a high school boy is the single stupidest thing you can do.”

I have been chomping at the bit to read The Best Laid Plans ever since I read the sneak peek on BookishFirst. In my opinion Cameron Lund provided YA perfection with this story. Her writing is tight and flows so easily. I was constantly turning pages and could not get enough of these characters and their banter.

I’m not going to rehash the synopsis, because that’s not my strongest skill. All I’m going to say is that Keely and her gang of friends come to life on these pages. There were parts that made me laugh, parts that made me cringe, parts that made me mad, and parts that made me happy. I honestly felt like I was back in high school with some of the dialogue and banter. Some of the dynamics between characters, just the petty stuff that goes on. This story is at its heart trope-y YA high school goodness, but there’s also the exploration of virginity that feels pretty realistic. Yes, some characters say the absolute wrong things in this one, but if every character in this story said all the right things it would be boring. It wouldn’t give the chance for other characters to say “that’s not right, right?” Everyone’s sex journey is different, and the way everyone feels about virginity is different, and it takes awhile to get to that point in this story, but it’s the message at heart here.

Plus, if you love cute and fun YA with a whole lot of trope, then you can’t beat The Best Laid Plans. It served a delectable trope buffet.

I truly truly hope we see more of these characters in the future, and I can’t wait to pick up this authors next book.

*SNEAK PEEK REVIEW*
I read a sneak peek of this on BookishFirst a couple days ago, and it is legitimately all that I can think about now. Every time I pick up another book I stop and think, “I wonder what happens with Keely and Co.?” Which honestly isn’t so bad, because it releases in 3 months! But it’s also the worst, because I have zero patience skills and now I HAVE TO WAIT 3 MONTHS!!

Anyway. If anyone from Razorbill/Penguin Teen wants to enable an impatient person by giving her an advanced copy for review, then I would be very happy to remain impatient for life.

Thank you, and let’s skip February&March, bye. ...more

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Feb 16, 2020 Callie (lovelybookishbelle) rated it it was ok

For a book that’s being promoted as “sex positive” it’s a shame there is so much bullying and slut-shaming involved. And the worst part is most of that behavior comes from other girls. Shouldn’t we want to see girls supporting each other, not tearing each other down? Also the idea that sex is something you should just “do and get it over with” is probably not a healthy message. Honestly, the whole book I was surprised because I didn’t see hardly anything positive about it.

Thank you Penguin Teen ...more

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Jun 24, 2020 Ναnα rated it liked it

Shelves: young-adult-romance, friends-to-lovers

I don't know, I don't know.

How do I rate this?, if I didn't like the beginning but I adored that ending hehe

I guess 3 stars

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Apr 09, 2020 Vee rated it really liked it

4.5/5 stars
AHHHH THIS WAS SUCH A CUTE ROMANCE.
This story dives into the pressure of society regarding sex, how it might feel like a race sometimes, how it is impossible not compare ourselves to others, how this pressure is actually very sexist and while us women have it harder, men are subject to it too.
I wish I had this kind of book when I was growing up, but I’m glad that the new generations have this.
Totally recommend it!

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Apr 10, 2020 Veronica rated it did not like it

1 ⭐

Okay, so this book let me down. I was seeing a lot of glowing reviews about it so I eagerly purchased it becuase pizza and best friends to lovers plot, that's my cryptonite. However, I have an unpopular opinion.
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This book was advertised to be "sex positive" so naturally, I was like "heck yeah, female empowerment!". Well, that was a bold claim. I believe that was false advertising as everything in this story was poorly mishandled. It was riddled with bullying and slut-shaming, which the sha ...more

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Jan 12, 2020 Arpita (world of a book enthusiast) rated it it was amazing

This is a funny, cute and really enjoyable book. I loved this book more than a pizza 😃. It is perfect for all YA romance lovers. It is a book we want to read again and again and every time it is as amusing as it was the first time. All the characters are lovable and so relatable. I was a little nostalgic and was remembering my high school days while reading it. We all had such a group of friends and classmates in high school.

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Apr 07, 2020 Rumsha rated it did not like it

In the age of quarantine, this was a book I hoped might bring me a moment of respite. Instead, I'm left wondering how any publisher thought this manuscript was worth the paper it was printed on?

Let me be clear when I say that this book isn't bad, it's a debilitating indictment of the genre.

I don't know whether to rage about the misogyny (and the complete normalization of it), the bullying, the slut shaming, the toxic female relationships, or the lackluster romance. Which brings me to my ultimat ...more

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Apr 12, 2020 che rated it really liked it · review of another edition

this is like that scene in euphoria where kat tells jules she's a virgin, and she replies with, “bitch, this isn't the 80's, you need to catch yourself a dick.”

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Apr 09, 2020 Storiesandcoffee rated it it was amazing

Recommends it for: fans of YA romance

Recommended to Storiesandcoffee by: Alexa

Shelves: hs-romance, friends-to-lovers

"Sometimes life isn't perfect. It isn't a movie. I can't direct it, can't edit out the scenes that I don't like. Life is messy and complicated and full of misunderstandings. And that's okay. Whatever happens, I can't wait. I'm so ready."

Thank you Penguin Teen for the gifted book. All opinions are my own.

Another slam dunk, 5 star romcom to add to my list of favorite YA reads for the year. I read this 350 page gem in 24 hours, swooning the entire time. Reading The Best Laid Plans felt both sen "Sometimes life isn't perfect. It isn't a movie. I can't direct it, can't edit out the scenes that I don't like. Life is messy and complicated and full of misunderstandings. And that's okay. Whatever happens, I can't wait. I'm so ready."

Thank you Penguin Teen for the gifted book. All opinions are my own.

Another slam dunk, 5 star romcom to add to my list of favorite YA reads for the year. I read this 350 page gem in 24 hours, swooning the entire time. Reading The Best Laid Plans felt both sentimental and gratifying---very similar to when I read Tell Me Three Things and Love and Gelato---transporting me back in time and channeling all the joy and fear, worry and delight I felt as a senior in high school.

The Best Laid Plans will resonate with readers on many levels, but what I loved most is the sex-positive conversations and real talk that occurs in a book that's targeted towards teenagers.

I remember borrowing Forever by Judy Blume from the local library when I was in high school and praying my mom didn't find out. (I had an open and honest relationship with my mom, but somehow that book became psuedo-porn for girls my age, and we were all super secretive about reading and discussing it.) As I grew older, I realized how wrong that was. Sex shouldn't be a taboo topic for teenage girls to discuss; it shouldn't be a taboo topic for teenage girls to read about. Our society has come a long way and reading this book is proof of that. All the anxiety surrounding sex and losing ones virginity is discussed throughout The Best Laid Plans. Some characters are having it, some aren't. Some regret it, some enjoy it. The theme here is self-discovery and recognizing the right time is different for every single person; that if you're scared and confused, there is absolutely nothing wrong with waiting, but if you think you're ready, that's okay too.

I would love to see where these characters end up a few years down the road in a sequel, or maybe even a Netflix movie, since they seem to be killing it in the movie adaptation game these days. (Andrew on screen? Yes, please.) Anything to get to spend a little more time with Keely, Drew, and Hannah, because 350 pages just wasn't enough. 😘 ...more

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Mar 11, 2020 Olivia Wildenstein rated it it was amazing

What would you get if you mixed SEX AND THE CITY with AMERICAN PIE? This hilarious and cute book.

I've just stayed up half the night to read a book, and even though my eyes feel like they've been rubbed with sandpaper, I don't regret a second of it. THE BEST LAID PLANS made me giggle, grin, blush, and snicker like the awkward teen I used to be. Keely, Andrew and the gang are charming and real, and bursting with hormones and convictions about life, as teens usually are.

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Aug 24, 2020 Brinley rated it liked it

Shelves: contemporary, august-2020-challenge, romance

This book was weird, while I did enjoy it, it irritated me at some points. Like most romance novels, it was super obvious as to who Keely had feelings for, and who she would end up with. That took away some of my enjoyment of the book because some of the drama felt filler.

My first, and really only problem with this was the characters. Keely was alright as a character, but her constant worrying about what being a virgin would mean for her relationship with Dean got a bit old. I actually disliked ...more

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May 10, 2020 Miranda Kenneally rated it really liked it

This book reminded me so much of my senior year of high school and all the antics we got up to. This is very real YA and it's perfect for the age group. The characters are real and make mistakes and I loved being along for the ride.

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