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A review by lmn9812
Editing Emma by Chloe Seager
5.0
It's not often I read a YA contemp that I can't bare to put down. I have owned this book for a matter of hours and already devoured it. This is fresh and funny, and Emma's voice is so authentically teen like I'm still half convinced she's a real-life blogger.
I adored the convo's about sex, masturbation, feminism and sexuality--because, THESE ARE THINGS TEENS TALK ABOUT!
This is a bit of a rambling incoherent review, but as a tween/tween I remember reading and re-reading the Georgia Nicolson books, discussing them constantly with my BFF, and trawling bookshops to find the latest book out. I was completely and utterly captured by Georgia. Today's teens will be captivated by Emma.
I adored the convo's about sex, masturbation, feminism and sexuality--because, THESE ARE THINGS TEENS TALK ABOUT!
This is a bit of a rambling incoherent review, but as a tween/tween I remember reading and re-reading the Georgia Nicolson books, discussing them constantly with my BFF, and trawling bookshops to find the latest book out. I was completely and utterly captured by Georgia. Today's teens will be captivated by Emma.