Ciocca, Gina Last
Year’s Mistake, 313 pgs. Simon and
Schuster, 2015. $17.99 Content: Language: R (75 swears; 6 “F”);
Mature Content: PG-13 (Underage drinking); Violence: PG.
Kelsey met David over the summer and they
became instant best friends and as luck would have it, David is moving to
Kelsey’s school. Kelsey is quiet and
doesn’t like the social scene, but David gets along fine with all of Kelsey’s
old friends. As a misunderstanding
creeps up between Kelsey and David, Kelsey is glad to have her family’s move be
the perfect escape from her and David’s struggling friendship and to reinvent
herself. So when David moves to her new
school, she has to sort through all of her past feelings.
This book switches back and forth between the
past and the present. The friendship
between David and Kelsey seems deep, but the reasons behind Kelsey leaving
David behind are confusing and once they are revealed it made me not like the
book as much. I didn’t like the back and
forth because it made the story drag on.
Also Kelsey toyed with too many people’s emotions and it made her
unlikable.
HS-OPTIONAL. Reviewer, C. Peterson.
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