Whitley
Johnson had just graduated. After her graduation party, she woke up
with a terrible hangover next to really hot, but absolutely uknown boy.
After she ran home, she packed up for usual summer with her dad (her
parents were divorced) in a house she grew up in. However, her dad had
prepared great surprise for her - he'd moved to Hamilton, small town
where nothing happens, ever. Moreover, when Whitley with her dad arrived
in Hamilton after long drive, she met dad's totally perfect fiancée,
Sylvia, and her two children. Bailey's thirteen years and
Nathan...Absolutely hot guy, who had Whitley spent all night after
graduation party with. Well, that summer was going to be a serious
nightmare.
A Midsummer's Nightmare is a third
novel by Kody Keplinger, an American writer whose debut - worldwide
bestseller The DUFF - was written when she was seventeen. Anyone who's
read The DUFF can recognize Hamilton places and some characters in this
book. Instead of way-too-reliable Bianca, the main character of this
book is a girl without friends, but with reputation as a slut. That may
be shocking, but interesting change for many readers. While someone's
reading the book, he's a witness of Whitley's huge change.
In
addition, Nathan's totally cute and hot when you imagine him while
you're reading. Only thing I could say that's not really good are long
sentences about feelings and describing situation during some dramatic
part. In that case you just skip that part to figure out what's going to
happen, that's why it'd be better to delete it.
Even
if someone's English is not so good and he can barely understand
vocabulary, the main meaning of the whole book could make him cry or
laugh. Seriously, if you're sensitive, you'll cry, because this book
really catches you and doesn't want you to live without reading it.
That's why I decided to give 5 stars :) Just one more thing - don't
decide to read this book when you're expecting hard week at school or
work!
Tak, a mám to za sebou, ani to nebolelo! Naopak, docela jsem si to užila:)
Co vy na to? Rozumíte? A četli jste tuto knihu?
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