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Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman – Review by Liz Vrchota

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I have had the pleasure of reading most of the other Italian Teens novels from Gaia B Amman and I have really enjoyed them. I always know I am in for a bit of traveling treat when I pick up a novel of hers. She manages to write with such passion and flare that you often feel as if you are right there with the main characters as they experience things first hand. This one was so unique though and I loved the story we got about Nico and Leda. Leda is very much like myself so it was neat to read about a relatable teen female lead in the times I spent most of my years as a teen, the 90s. You were never once bored and the underlying story line flowed beautifully. I look forward to seeing what we will get in the future from Gaia B Amman!

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Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman – Review by Tausha Treadway

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman. I love this series. Its the third book in the series and its the continuing saga of Leda and her friends especially Nico who she really likes. She gets the attention of other boys but not the one she wants. This story is full of teen angst and all the other junk that goes with being a teenager. Nico is also in trouble and Leda can’t believe that he would do what they are saying he has done. Nico is feeling totally alone and his brooding and shady actions leave Leda feeling like she is not sure of her feelings. Torn between wanting him and feeling like he’s being a jerk Leda is just as confused as ever. This book just made me relive my teenage years and remember how horrible this stage of life can be. This book can be read as a standalone but I would recommend reading them all in order just to get the basics of everyone down. I really enjoy this series and can’t wait for the next book .

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Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Star
Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman is a wonderfully written story that I found myself lost in the pages and couldn’t stop reading till I finished. Wow what a story, it definitely made me think about to my teenage years and I don’t miss them especially all the drama. I’ve read several other books by this Author and I mist say this one ranks up there as one of my favorites. This story is about Leda (Lee) and Nico and the struggles of young Romance. She’s a young girl trying to deal with having feelings for nico and her complicated friendships. I found myself a bit emotional and like I was right there along side them throughout the whole book. Find out what happens next in this must read. I can’t wait to read more from this Author.

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Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman – Review by Sheri Schrader

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Forget Nico: Falling For The Wrong Italian by Gaia B Amman’s is the third book in The Italian Saga and the first in the Italian Teens series. Leda is a typical teen girl and this is a continuation of her story. What happens when she catches the attention of Alex? Does she have to forget Nico? Amman handles the characters with honesty and humor. Even though set in Italy this story is relatable to anyone who has handled teen strife. I really enjoy these stories and this can even be read as a standalone. I look forward to reading more of Leda’s adventures and seeing her life through the Italian lens.

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Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman – Review by Candida Hopper

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga)

by Gaia B Amman

I really enjoyed reading this coming of age book. All the emotions, insecurities, and hormones that come with being a teenager were definitely felt by Leda and her friends. This story made me think back to when I was that age and I remember all those same feelings. Leda has liked Nico for as long as she can remember but does he feel the same way? These are questions coming from a teenager whose emotions are all over the place. Nico is what is thought of as a bad boy player with no feelings, but that doesn’t mean it’s true. There are some serious topics talked about in this book and it made me think about all things kids are dealing with. I really enjoyed reading this story. I have read other books by this author and I have always liked them very much and it’s the same with one as well. I highly recommend this book and I can’t wait to find out what happens next.

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Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teen Novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B Amman – Review by Cindy Mayberry

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian
Italian Teen Novel 1
The Italian Saga
By Gaia B Amman
☆☆☆☆☆
This is a great coming of age for teens and young adults. You may even find some history in the Italian lifestyle.

Leda is your typical teenage girl. This book follows her struggles and triumphs of school, church and friends. You will get to read all about the teens she is associated with. As well as her struggle with making the right choices. It was so easy to relate to her and her feelings. Which makes for a great Coming of Age story.?

Gaia B Amman has written this story with knowledge of Italy and the trying trials of growing up. I love her characters and the fact she follows them closely. You will experience for yourself, those same feelings you had growing to adulthood. I recommend this series be read by all teens. I also recommend it be read in the order it was written. I won’t give you spoilers. But… I will say it is a must read. Thank You Gaia B Amman for providing such a great series for our teens and young adults. Well Done!!!

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Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman – Review by Kerry Carr

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a teen love story between Leda and Nico.

Leda is a young girl growing up, facing all the things a young woman has to go through including finding her place in the world and finding love.

Leda falls in love with Nico, however Nico is a bad boy. They used to be friends but they grew further apart until Nico acts so strange she doesnt recognise him anymore. After Nico does something terrible to the school he is sent away to a different school.

But this doesnt stop Leda thinking about him and wanting to be with him. Is it too late for them? Is Nico to far gone or can Leda save him? Would she be better off forgetting Nico and moving on.

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Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman – Review by Jennifer Gordon

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Forget Nico, by Gaiai B Amman is an Italian teens novel centred around the main character Leda and her relationships especially with sexy teen heartthrob and bad boy Nico. This story is full of teen angst, emotions and changing teen feelings along with Italian gangs, romance and redemption. The story is more poignant in my view as it’s based on a true story and is interwoven with real Italian culture and Italian words (although mostly swear words)!
When a fire is started in the library at Leda and Nico’s high school the evidence points towards brooding Nico but Leda can’t believe he is behind it, but is she right to fight for him?
I love the character Leda, she’s referred to as a tomboy throughout the book, so much so that when she does wear a skirt everyone is shocked and comments on it. Leda is a very likeable and realistic teenage girl and one I could relate to when I was a teenager. She has the usual teenage girl worries, complicated friendships, hormones, puberty, weight issues and peer pressures as smoking weed is mentioned a lot. Sadly early on in the book Leda self-harms, I felt this was dealt with very sensitively by the author. The book is full of great characters all of which have enough of a back story that you feel involved in their lives, Nico is a typical attractive bad boy teen, then there is Leda’s friend Alex with his own problems and a host of female friends.
Amman’s detailed descriptions of the Italian landscape really brings the Italian summer to life, I found myself escaping into the sights, sounds and scents of Leda’s Italy. This book is part of a series but I felt it also worked well as a stand alone story. Although set in 90’s Italy it reminded me of my own teenage years and the dramas we all face at that age. It is beautifully written and the narrative flows easily making it an addictive book to read. I look forward to reading other books in her Italian Teens series.

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Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman – Review by Sara Oxton

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Forget Nico by Gaia B. Amman a fabulous four-star read. This is number three in the Italian Saga series, but number one in the Italian Teens novels, I have read the whole Italian saga so don’t know if it could be read as stand-alone as I have read them as the series and enjoyed them as such. This is such a fun and interesting read, and when you realise that it’s the authors own story, it just makes it that much crazier. This was so much fun for me as I was a similar age in the 90s and visited Italy, so this brought back some fond memories for me, the only issue I had was that I don’t remember there being so much teenage angst while I was there. This author has a great story to tell and everyone should give it a go.

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Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman – Review by Karyn Taylor

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Forget Nico: Falling For The Wrong Italian is the first book in the Italian Teens (Italian Saga) by Gaia B Amman, This is a young adult romance set in Italy in 1990. It was the first time reading this author and it’s also not a genre that I read much of but once I got into the story I really enjoyed it.
Leda Balni is 13 years old and has been friends with Nico since they were 9. She’s loved him since then but now he’s being cold and distant towards her. Everyone keeps telling her to forget Nico but the heart wants what the heart wants and she just can’t let any other guy in.
Set in high school, you really get to see just how awful teenagers behave towards each other. My goodness they are so nasty towards each other. If you do not fit in with the ‘in crowd’ then life can be really difficult.
This is a really interesting read into the mind of a teenager who is not little miss popular. It all becomes even worse for Leda when Nico ends up in trouble and is sent away.
Can Leda ‘forget Nico’ and move on? What will happen to Nico? This is a great young adult read and I think would be very eye-opening for teenagers to read.

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Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman – Review by Michelle Austin

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian was a good 4 star read and book three in The Italian Saga.

This is a young adult read that tells Leda’s story as she grows up. We grow right along with her as she develops into a woman and experiences young love and heartbreak. She has a crush on Nico who never seems to notice her or is sometimes mean to her. She has her friend Alex who wants more with her but she doesn’t have the same feelings for him.

She continues to try and get Nico’s attention. Will she be successful and finally get what she’s wanted for a long time?

Overall I enjoyed this book. I will admit that it was hard for me to get into it in the very beginning, but it got better the further in I got. This book can be read as a stand alone. All of the secondary characters added a great element to the story. You can’t help but reminisce about your childhood years as you read the book. My emotions were all over the place with Leda’s. If you’re looking for a great series I suggest you 1-click and get started today.

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Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman – Review by Katie Kearney

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman. From start to finish I was completely drawn in and couldn’t put it down until I’d finished. Leda and the other cast of characters bring this story to life. Each one being complex and unique, each having a story to be told through the pages of this book. It’s filled with teenage emotions, complicated relationships of all kinds. It’s a unique story that’s well written and paced nicely never feeling rushed or lacking anything. The characters just pull you into their world and take readers on a journey. I’m excited to see where the author takes readers next. Five stars all the way and highly recommended.

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Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman – Review by Erica Fish

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Forget Nico by Gaia B. Amman is a story about Italian family dynamics. Amman has great attention to detail that makes this YA romance a great read for all. This story reminds me about my teenage years in high school. The whole high school drama which makes this story authentic. The story follows Nico and Leda with insight to their high school romance. Nico and Leda grow throughout the story and we see more and more of the Italian family roles emerging in the story. This is a great read for YA and adults alike.

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Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman – Review by Elizabeth Sanchez

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian is part of the Italian Teens aka Italian Saga series by Gaia B Amman. I am a little confused on where it falls into line, because it says it is book 1, but there are 2 books prior to this one… Anyway, it is the first book I have read, and while I enjoyed it, it left me wanting more. The book cover drew me in, and states its based on a true story, which drew me in. The description sealed the deal, but I was expecting a little more. I kept expecting and waiting for some big reveal, and it never came. I would describe the book as a typical coming of age story. It follows Leda’s multiple year crush on Nico. There are highs and lows, love and hate, typical changes in teenage friendships. I don’t want to ruin the story, or ending so I won’t give too much away. The book finally came full circle and did wrap up nicely, but it wasn’t fulfilling. I want to know what happens next, so I hope the next book continues the story. And I just found out there is a pre-book which tells of Leda and Nico’s friendship in their younger years, so I recommend reading that first (even though I haven’t yet).

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Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman – Review by Heather Lovelace

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoy Amman’s writing style and continue to thoroughly enjoy these books. She provides her readers with an authentic taste of her upbringing and all the wonderful things we imagine of Italy. Her characters are well developed and charmed me from the first page. I am so thankful to have found Amman and have added many of her stories to my library. I will gladly continue to add this series to my reading list and will eagerly anticipate the next tale. Thank you!

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Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman – Review by Katie Matthews

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

I really enjoy reading books by this author, I have read quite a few now and I always enjoy being transported to wherever she has set her books through her wonderfully detailed and imaginative writing.
Forget Nico is a wonderful read and I enjoyed delving into Leda’s life. I loved the time period that the story was set in also! I loved following Nico and Leda’s romance story and all the trials and tribulations that are destined to come with a teen romance! The author has written about the characters in such a way that she makes you look back on how you dealt with growing up and being a teenager! I love that I felt really involved with Leda’s life and everything that being a teenager comes with!
I am definitely looking forward to more from these wonderful characters!

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Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman – Review by Francis O’Sullivan

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Forget Nico: Falling For The Wrong Italian is the third book in Gaia B Amman’s The Italian Saga, and the first in the Italian Teens series. The series follows Leda from her childhood onwards as she grows up.
Leda and her friends are hitting puberty. Raging hormones are adding to the drama and tensions they were already having to deal with. Leda is struggling to get Nico to notice her as she fends off unwanted attention from other boys.
I found the pacing a bit weird at times, with a few big jumps forward in time. This does allow the story to follow straight on from the previous book Out of the Nest: An Italian Summer and doesn’t affect the pacing too much.
This book does just about work as a standalone, but the series as a whole is very enjoyable and it’s nice seeing Leda grow up and the other characters develop around her. I haven’t quite read them in order, but I did start with An Italian Adventure which was a good introduction to Leda and her family, as well as some of her friends.
For me, this is a four star book. It’s enjoyable, if tense at times, and good to see this part of Leda’s journey. I’d recommend the series to fans of the Adrian Mole series and other coming-of-age stories, particularly if you’re interested in women in STEM.

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Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman – Review by Jenni Bishop

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (The Italian Saga #3) by Gaia B. Amman is a YA romance story of angst and drama, love and confusion, teenage trouble and bad boys. It is a story with all the emotions for young love. The earlier books in this series focused on a young woman and her work and relationships including Nico. This book focuses on her younger years as a child/teenager, being in school and forming true friendships/relationships but also on trying to figure out herself and her place of where she fits in. It was interesting to see where it all started.

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Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman – Review by Gail Guerrero

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman – Review by Gail Guerrero

Four stars

Forget Nico was like reliving my teenage years all over again. The high emotions and the forever changing hormones. Leda doesn’t know how she truly feels. Her emotions are so mixed up that she doesn’t know if she should forget Nico or love him. You can tell from the first chapter that the characters had a lot of growing to do. Though Leda was a little whiny she grew so much by the end. I’m also a woman who is a sucker for a bad boy. Especially one that is hurting. Idk what it is about wounded men that we automatically want to fix. I liked the easy flow to the story. I liked how the author gave you a authentic view of Italy. I felt like I was standing in the country. This story was well written.

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Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman – Review by Kayla Interdonato

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian is the third book in The Italian Saga by Gaia B. Amman. This was my first time reading a book in the series and I was not disappointed. It was easy to become attached to the main character Leda. As she experiences high school drama, it brought me back to my own high school days of young love, hormones, angst, the whole nine yards.The emotional roller coaster that comes with teen hood was very evident in this story. I loved the Italian culture weaved throughout the story as well. I will definitely be looking into the other stories in this series, I’m hooked!

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Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman – Review by Angela Hayes

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman is a young adult/teen romance- full of all the teenage angst, drama, emotions, banter, antics, and discovery you would expect in a YA story. The series is a fictionalized memoir of the author’s younger years, set against the backdrop of Italy in the 1990’s. I have enjoyed this series and this story was no exception to the rule- although the teenage drama really frustrated me at times.
Leda is a great character- a bit of a tomboy, and her life is set to get a little more complicated. Add Alex and Nico into the mix and things get interesting.
Looking forward to the next book!

Thank you, Ms. Amman!

 

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Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman – Review by Bobbi Wagner

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is not my first book by this author but it is my favorite yet so far. This author writes with creativity and detail that makes you feel part of the story. This is a young adult story that brings you back to your teenage years of drama and growing up. It takes you through the relationship of Nico and Leda and the struggles of teenage romance. They are great characters and I loved watching them grow throughout the story. They made you feel as if you are in Italy with them and in the 90s. I highly recommend reading this book, you won’t regret picking it up.

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Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman – Review by Meg Tyrrell

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Gaia Amman was a new author for me, and I’ve not read any teenage books since I was one myself (which was a long time ago). I was a little worried I wouldn’t be able to connect with the characters since I”m old enough to be their mother. Boy was I wrong! This book was so beautifully written and such detail given to each character, I absolutely couldn’t put this book down. Leda (Lee) is the main character we follow throughout her teen years. She is your normal teenage girl, with the same questions we all had at that age (and some still!). Through her eyes you see and remember what it’s like to be that young and what situations our teens go through. Another part of the reason I loved this book so much was for the Italian in it. Gaia left some Italian words intact and that just added to it for me. Absolutely a must read- no matter your age!

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Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B. Amman – Review by Laura Furuta

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga)
By Gaia B Amman
5 out of 5 stars

I enjoyed reading the story Forget Nico: Falling for the Wrong Italian (Italian Teens novel 1, The Italian Saga) by Gaia B Amman. It is a book that I had a hard time putting down. I enjoyed reading about the character of Leda. She is a young girl who is growing up and dealing hurt feelings, complicated friendships, and feelings for Nico. While reading this book I found myself thinking back to when I was Leda’s age and what was happening in my life. Growing up and becoming a teenager is hard. Leda finds herself unsure about what to do with her emotions and feelings for Nico. What does the future hold for them? Can she really see through his loneliness? Should she forget Nico? Read this book to find out. This story has your emotions going up and down with Leda’s. She is a character that I grew to love with each chapter that I read and found myself wanting her to find happiness. There are many additional characters that interact with Leda and I enjoyed reading about them. Many are helpful and good friends with Leda. Don’t miss out on a wonderful story that has amazing characters. Highly recommended.

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