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Who I Kissed
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Janet Gurtler's books have been hailed as "just right for fans of Sarah Dessen and Jodi Picoult" ( Booklist ) and "reminiscent of Judy Blume" ( RT Book Reviews ). Her latest contemporary YA novel is by turns gripping, heart-wrenching, and joyous as one teen girl has to find the courage to carry on after
… More »Janet Gurtler's books have been hailed as "just right for fans of Sarah Dessen and Jodi Picoult" ( Booklist ) and "reminiscent of Judy Blume" ( RT Book Reviews ). Her latest contemporary YA novel is by turns gripping, heart-wrenching, and joyous as one teen girl has to find the courage to carry on after a devastating tragedy. She never thought a kiss could kill#133; As the new girl in town, Samantha just wants to fit in. Being invited to a party by her fellow swim team members is her big chance#133; especially since Zee will be there. He hasn't made a secret of checking her out at the pool. Sam didn't figure on Alex being there too. She barely even knows him. And she certainly didn't plan to kiss him. It just kind of happened. And then Alex dies-right in her arms#133; Consumed by guilt and grief, Sam has no ideawhat to do or where to turn when everyone at school blames her. What follows is Sam's honest, raw, and unforgettable journey to forgive herself and find balance-maybe even love-in a life that suddenly seems to be spinning out of .
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Add a CommentAmazing novel, it exceeded my expectations. I couldn't put it down and stayed up many nights just to finish it. I recomend it for anyone who has a hard time forgiving themselves and/or others. Best part was the realilistic ending and how relatable it was. *Sorry if my spelling is wrong.*
This is a great book about healing and forgiveness. It was such a great story, even though the book looks a little long, it's a very easy, quick read. It was an unexpected surprise that this book was as good as it was. Teens and adults of all ages should read this book! :)
This story has a satisfying ending with perfect timing, something very rare nowadays. It's a refreshing take on grief and the steps we take to finally forgive ourselves. Check out my full review: http://www.examiner.com/review/book-review-who-i-kissed-by-janet-gurtler