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A review by stephh
Trouble by Non Pratt
4.0
This book really surpassed my expectations. It sounded so cliche, but it was a great teen novel with lots of 3D characters and a plot that kept you guessing.
When Hannah finds out she's pregnant, she knows exactly who the father is (despite what people are saying about her). The problem is, she can't tell anyone, and he's not interested either. Aaron's just moved to Hannah's school to escape a past he wants to forget, and when he realises Hannah needs someone to step up and pretend to be a father to her unborn baby, he volunteers.
I love the dual perspective of Hannah and Aaron in the book, and the fact that they are both such complex characters that really do develop across the chapters. I found myself totally wrapped up in wanting to know who the father of Hannah's baby was, and the history that Aaron was running away from, which made the book a real page-turner for me.
When Hannah finds out she's pregnant, she knows exactly who the father is (despite what people are saying about her). The problem is, she can't tell anyone, and he's not interested either. Aaron's just moved to Hannah's school to escape a past he wants to forget, and when he realises Hannah needs someone to step up and pretend to be a father to her unborn baby, he volunteers.
I love the dual perspective of Hannah and Aaron in the book, and the fact that they are both such complex characters that really do develop across the chapters. I found myself totally wrapped up in wanting to know who the father of Hannah's baby was, and the history that Aaron was running away from, which made the book a real page-turner for me.