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This book will give you goosebumps. Chemistry as soon as Lucy and Alex cross paths. Both are passionate about their causes and getting their way, nothing will come between! Bold personalities yet many insecurities and regrets. A beautifully woven story about identity. Spunky characters, you'll be laughing the whole time. Your emotions will go up and down as you journey with Alex and the Sinclaire family, and Lucy and her friends and family. This book is a heart of gold.

This book was brilliant! One of the funniest, sweetest, most beautiful stories I've read in a long time. I loved the crazy relationship between the two main characters, only heightened by how different they were. It had me laughing the entire way through the book as they sparred against each other all the while trying not to fall in love. \\r\\n\\r\\nBut alongside the laughter, the author's passion for overlooked people in this world, especially those 'graduating' out of foster care, really had me captivated and desperately wanting (alongside the main characters) for them to find a place to belong. It's rare to find a book which balances humour and passion so well. Would definitely recommend it!\\r\\n

I loved this story and found it difficult to put down. I found myself totally absorbed into the lives of the characters. My emotions went up and down with each of them. I struggled with them, laughed and yes almost cried. I chose to read this book after reading a blog by the author on fostering children and how God has given her a passion for these kids. This passion and love oozes through every page of this book. Brilliant!

I love this book! I've read it multiple times, and it always makes me laugh. Jenny B Jones has such a great sense of humour, and her books are 'real' (or as real as fiction can be!) and honest. I found this book to be an easy read, however some people who have borrowed it said they found it heavy and hard to read because of some of the content. (There are themes of death, abandonment, homelessness, ect. ) Because of this I would suggest this book to an older teenage audience.