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duartepatri 's review for:
Pushing the Limits
by Katie McGarry
I know that many people loved it to pieces and even though I liked it all right it took me longer that I thought it would to actually finish it.
Noah and Echo are really damaged kids who are trying to move on and in order to do so they need to comfront their demons.
The book tells us a story that could be easily confused with a typical sex charged-teenage anger-kind of book and it is so not it, they are both in difficult places and once you get to know them you can't help but fall in love with them both.
It was pretty emotional at times and I had to blink like a maniac in the underground because I was about to loose it and start crying. It was not all dramatic though, romance and loyalty played an important part, friendship and family...it was a really good rounded story.
Noah and Echo are really damaged kids who are trying to move on and in order to do so they need to comfront their demons.
The book tells us a story that could be easily confused with a typical sex charged-teenage anger-kind of book and it is so not it, they are both in difficult places and once you get to know them you can't help but fall in love with them both.
It was pretty emotional at times and I had to blink like a maniac in the underground because I was about to loose it and start crying. It was not all dramatic though, romance and loyalty played an important part, friendship and family...it was a really good rounded story.