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A review by erinmp
Shrimp by Rachel Cohn
3.0
Cyd Charisse, or CC as she now wants to be called, is back from her summer with bio-dad in New York and ready to get it on again with Shrimp. The only problem is she can't find him. Off visiting his parents in some country, Shrimp is MIA so CC does the unthinkable: become friends with girls. Gasp. Starting senior year isn't all that thrilling to CC except that it's the last year of torture (finally!). But the real problem she's facing is how to maintain the truce with Nancy and how to get back with her one true love, Shrimp.
The follow-up to Gingerbread is just as delightful as the original. CC is funny and bright; witty and full of angst. She grows up a lot in this novel and it's nice to see the slow change in what is quickly becoming one of my fave literary characters. I'm stoked to find out that there's a third in the series, Cupcake.
The follow-up to Gingerbread is just as delightful as the original. CC is funny and bright; witty and full of angst. She grows up a lot in this novel and it's nice to see the slow change in what is quickly becoming one of my fave literary characters. I'm stoked to find out that there's a third in the series, Cupcake.