Summers, Lindsay. Textrovert, 234 pgs. KCP Loft (Kids Can
Press), 2017. $17.95 Language – PG13 (48 swears, 0 “f”), Mature Content – PG;
Violence – PG;
Keeley is always losing her phone, so it’s a miracle when she
finds it under a table at the fair—until some boy calls claiming that he has
her phone and the phone she’s answering is actually his. Despite the fact that
this random boy is arrogant and infuriating, he also listens and brings out the
best in Keeley. Maybe losing her phone wasn’t such a bad thing after all.
I enjoyed reading Keeley’s story because Keeley is dynamic
in a way that I would like to be. Keeley wants to change and become her best
self after she realizes that she can be different. Change is best when we
consciously choose who we want to become—as shown by Keeley’s example.
HS –
ADVISABLE. Reviewer: Carolina Herdegen
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