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Give Me a Sign
by Anna Sortino
medium-paced
INFORMATIVE.
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I looooved how much this book taught me. Easily my favorite aspect of reading this. And I also loved the way the audio was put together too. The whole production was fantastic.
I liked Lilah as a FMC. Very much a YA lead, and easily relatable to first love, finding your path and trying to enjoy those last breaths of summer. I loved the camp setting and all of the growth it allowed for. I do wish the book was a bit more positive overall. Not that it was heavy, but the negativity seemed at the front a lot.
The romance was super cute. I loved seeing Isaac and Lilah figure each other out and stumble as they connected. It was realistic and sweet and I liked how the ending was handled with them too.
This was a great debut novel and I think a solid young adult book for teenagers.
Overall audience notes:
- YA Contemporary Romance
- Language: a little
- Romance: kisses
- Violence: low
- Trigger/Content Warnings: many accounts of ableism, accusation and wrongful police arrest
BLOG || INSTAGRAM
I looooved how much this book taught me. Easily my favorite aspect of reading this. And I also loved the way the audio was put together too. The whole production was fantastic.
I liked Lilah as a FMC. Very much a YA lead, and easily relatable to first love, finding your path and trying to enjoy those last breaths of summer. I loved the camp setting and all of the growth it allowed for. I do wish the book was a bit more positive overall. Not that it was heavy, but the negativity seemed at the front a lot.
The romance was super cute. I loved seeing Isaac and Lilah figure each other out and stumble as they connected. It was realistic and sweet and I liked how the ending was handled with them too.
This was a great debut novel and I think a solid young adult book for teenagers.
Overall audience notes:
- YA Contemporary Romance
- Language: a little
- Romance: kisses
- Violence: low
- Trigger/Content Warnings: many accounts of ableism, accusation and wrongful police arrest