Love & Sk8

My best friend recommended this book to me because we're both into teenage love stories, and this was one of the best. I got so into it, and felt like I was Angie. It is one of those dream stories, which don't happen every day, but it still made me wish it all happened to me. So if you like a book that will just lighten you up and make you smile, this is the perfect pick. It was very enjoyable, and I am telling all my friends about it.

I picked this book up at a bookstore, needing a light read. I found it highly amusing and light-hearted. It was definitely good to settle into for a day and get wrapped up in the story of Angie and Carter, something that any teen can relate too. I would definitely recommend this book to Young Adults (as I work in a library).

Ok, it was about a sk8 chick, Angie, who wants to get out of her small, poor town. She works in a sk8 shop to pay for college. But it's not all that bad since she loves to skate and she gets to paint boards. Yet one fine day she falls for a prep guy, Carter. Yet the guy has a secret. Once Angie figures it out they realize that their realtionship is impossible. Yet being apart is just as impossible. They must go through descrimnation, betrayl, a fire, and being framed. How much more will they risk to be together. This book will lift your spirits, make you laugh, and give you good entertainment.

I read about this book before getting it and heard about it from a friend. She said that the main character was exactly like her. That surprised me because she is really unique. I read the book in one day and was totally shocked. She was right it was sk8er girl meets preppy boy and go behind friends and family backs and end up falling in love. I have reread this book many more times since then. I recomended book to all of my friends. I think this was a great book.

This is a pretty good book about a skater girl who loves art and meets a prep guy. Inspite of their differences and against practically the whole town's wishes, they fall in love and struggle to keep their relationship together. I think it was pretty good but seemed to be for the junior highschoolers.