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Never Have I Ever: My Life (So Far) Without a Date
by Katie Heaney
What I liked most about this book was that the author wasn’t on a deadline and didn’t have a specific goal she was working toward. It simply explains how she managed to have bad luck in love.
It seems like most stories of this nature feature protagonists who are determined to lose their virginity - no matter what - or they sit around moping and feeling sorry for themselves.
She does neither. She writes a heartfelt, hilarious, honest story about her high school and college years. I loved it and I think teens will, too.
P.S. I may be biased because she won me over when she wrote, “Everybody who works in a coffee shop is at least a little bit hot.” (I used to work in a coffee shop!) Hooray and thank you, Ms. Heaney!
It seems like most stories of this nature feature protagonists who are determined to lose their virginity - no matter what - or they sit around moping and feeling sorry for themselves.
She does neither. She writes a heartfelt, hilarious, honest story about her high school and college years. I loved it and I think teens will, too.
P.S. I may be biased because she won me over when she wrote, “Everybody who works in a coffee shop is at least a little bit hot.” (I used to work in a coffee shop!) Hooray and thank you, Ms. Heaney!