First Date

d through the laughs. Great fun to read. Read LessRead less about Put a group of teen girls in the

sharing her faith, so she doesn�t want to be on TV representing her Christian school, least of all on a show where the �prize� is a date with such a public figure. But as the competition progresses and she starts getting to know Jonathon, Addy finds herself wanting to stay on the show.\r\n\r\nFirst Date is a fun YA retelling of the story of Esther. I had to remind myself of this a couple of times when the plot seemed to veer off into overly-contrived situations � but situations that were consistent with the Biblical story. First Date has celebrities, reality TV, vote-offs, tears, nasty contestants, an even nastier host � all in all, quite a few lessons about the nature of 'reality' TV, underpinned by a clear Christian message. Thanks to Thomas Nelson and BookSneeze� for providing a free ebook for review. Read LessRead less about Addy Davidson has been chosen as the