Love Me, Love Me Not

Cameron Dolkey, a well known author for young adults, spins a wonderful web of loss, romance, and the every day life of a teenage girl Kristen in "Love Me, Love Me Not" of the Mystery Date series. The target for this books appears to be from grades 7-10 though dont let that stop you. Any one with a heart for romance and a bit of paranormal would enjoy this book.A young girl, Kristen, has lost her twin sister. As she mourns over the grave it sets into motion events that lead to a bittersweet end. Death falls for the living twin as she mourns and for once in his existance yearns for life. He takes the form of a young man, Josh. Its a tale of a love and loss on many accounts. The end is bittersweet however well worth the read.

This is the best book I have ever read. When I finished it I was kind of sad, because I wanted to know what happened but I didn't want the book to be done. I think it was a great storie. And at times I get carried away when I read and this one I really got in to. When I read I feel like the character sometimes and a lot of the time wish I could be the character. Any way this is a great book. And I reccommend it to everyone.

Cameron Dokey is one of my favorite authors. Although this was not her best book, it was still excellant. Kristin is a teenaged girl grieving over her twin sister's death. Death, watching over the cemetary, sees Kristin mourning at her sister's grave. He falls in love with her and takes the form of a teenaged boy so he can be close to her, and make her love him. I thought the ending was extremely sad, but it was the right one.

This book was so romantic. It was so well written.I also read Blue Moon and I loved that even more. Love Me, Love me Not was so sad at the end though. Josh loved her but in the end he just gave her up. He made it so that she wouldn't remember him anymore.I hate it when books or movies do that. Anyway, I recommend all her books