- Paperback: 116 pages
- Publisher: Whimsical Publications, LLC (August 2, 2014)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 1940707102
- ISBN-13: 978-1940707105
Teenage age angst is at its high when Kathleen is
torn between two boys: Atticus, the unassuming boy who is different in more
ways than one and couldn't care less about popularity, and Bobby O’Hara, the
“it boy”… athletic, popular and all around dreamboat. Kathleen and Atticus’
connection formed well before the teenage years and Bobby’s after elementary
school. As a matter of fact, Bobby doesn’t even acknowledge Kathleen until a
fateful boy/girl party. The decision roller coaster ride overwhelms Kathleen as
to who is the best fit for her, Atticus or Bobby. Will she go with what her
friends feel is best or does she go with her heart?
Stephanie Hoina’s debut young adult novel will have the reader cheering
Kathleen on as she makes milestone decisions that any teenager can relate to
and will bring back memories for adults too. Superb fast paced storytelling
expertise. I adored Kissing Atticus
Primble and look forward to more fine works from Ms. Hoina! Well done!
Visit Stephanie at www.stephaniehoina.com.
Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Multi Award-winning Children's Author
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Hi, Donna. Thanks for sharing about Stephanie's book. I think it is better to go with one's heart.
ReplyDeleteHi Susanne,
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting. I agree, on going with one's heart.
Best,
Donna