Smith, Jennifer E.
This is What Happy Looks Like, 404 pgs.
Little, Brown and Company, 2013. $17.99
Content: Language: PG (4 swears; 4 God); Mature Content: PG; Violence:
PG.
Ellie receives an e-mail in error
from a boy who lives across the country.
All she knows is his e-mail address and his initials: G.L. They spark up an online conversation for
three months, were both Ellie and G.L. become great friends. Come summer, Ellie’s hometown becomes invaded
by a filming crew because they are filming a movie starring the teen heartthrob
Graham Larkin. Little does Ellie know,
but G.L. is the famous actor, Graham Larkin and he has convinced the movie
producers to shoot the new film in Ellie’s town because he wants to get to know
the girl he’s fallen in love with from the e-mails. Ellie is in for a surprise and can both of
them learn to care for each other now that they know each other in real
life.
This is a sweet teen romance with
good characters and great dialogue. I
read the whole book in one day because I wanted to know what would happen. This book is PG through
and through which makes it great for middle school, but the age of the
characters makes it work for a high school too.
Fun, light summer read.
MS,
HS-ADVISABLE. Reviewer, C. Peterson.
1 comment:
Thank you for the review. I like this author and wondered.
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