Sarah Fain

I grabbed this book as something quick and mindless to read before I got back into the other series I am reading and it was suprisingly enjoyable. I didn't think I would like it as much as I did. It is compared a lot to the sisterhood of the traveling pants series, which I had no interest in reading so I didn't expect much out of this, but it draws you in. It is inspiring and kind of depressing. Everyone had dreams but not everyone has the means to be able to make these dreams come true. I feel as though the girls in the book were able to try to achieve their dreams too easily. It makes me kinda of wish I had done something like that when I graduated high school. But its never too late and I look forward to reading the sequal.… (plus d'informations)

I thought the sequel was just as awesome as the first. It picks up where the other book left off and it finishes off the four friends' life-changing year. By the end, the girls have learned a lot and have either achieved, were on their way to achieving, or have finally discovered their dreams. Much growth and self-discovery takes place along the way. Things change in their lives, but what never changes is their unconditional bond of friendship no matter what happens. Funny and real, just like the first book, the second one makes a perfect ending to this story.… (plus d'informations)