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Julie anne peters books
Julie anne peters books






julie anne peters books

She liked Holland’s ex just fine, but that’s because he was a guy. getting pregnant with Holland and actually keeping the baby), doesn’t like the idea of Holland being with Cece. Holland’s mother, who constantly tells her about her own poor choices as a teenager (i.e. When the truth does come out, Holland’s former friends are the least of her worries. I was locked inside myself, dark and afraid and alone.“ “They got it wrong when they called it ‘the closet.’ This was a prison. And I wanted to be with her, like all the time.”īut Holland and Cece both want more than friendship. She knew me better than I knew myself, I think.

julie anne peters books

Seemed to know who I was, where I was coming from. “Yet, when we talked, when we were together, she seemed so familiar. Cece, on the other hand, does everything she can to protect Holland from the scrutiny that she faces by trying to keep her at a distance in public – as though they are only friends. Since Holland knows what happens to girls and guys who come out – they get tormented – she isn’t sure she wants anyone to know about the feelings she’s developing. While being unsure isn’t exactly something new to Holland, she’s questioning her sexuality now. Cece comes to her school and takes Holland by surprise, watching her at her locker, and making Holland feel…unsure. She just isn’t sure.Īnd then she meets Cece. She isn’t sure what she wants to do with her boyfriend.

julie anne peters books

Holland isn’t sure what school she wants to go to. Holland Jaeger is not only student council president, she also has friends and an amazing boyfriend whom she loves, and who loves her.

julie anne peters books

There are just a lot of other things about this book that I wasn’t really feeling, though. Luckily, it really did have a cute relationship, so I was on board with that. I thought it would be a great contemporary with a sweet f/f relationship. I wanted something light and fun, a contemporary that would make me smile and feel all kinds of feelings. This time, I think I decided to read this one as I waited at one of my doctor’s appointments and needed a book to read, and I didn’t have one with me, so I used the Kindle app on my phone. I don’t really go through my Kindle that often, except when I swear I can’t find anything to read among my six billion physical books. I bought this book for my Kindle ages ago.








Julie anne peters books