The Second Virginity of Suzy Green

This book was a nice, quick, and cute book. The author wrote it very nicely, so that I was embarresed for Suzy in certain situations, happy in others, and frustrated or mad in yet other scenes. I really felt what Suzy was feeling. The idea of this book was also very good. I've read a book about the idea of a virginity club (The Virginity Club by Kate Brian), and one of the characters in that book had the same technicality that Suzy had - but this book was completely different. The Second Virginity of Suzy Green was a book that dealt with a new town, a new school, and the death of a sister. Among all that, even deeper, it was about fitting in and finding out who you are. I recommend this book. It was a very enjoyable read, though it was very predictable in times.

I truly loved Sara Hantz's debut novel about the delightful Suzy Green. I devoured it in a couple of sittings and keep it in my car for re-reading my favorite parts. Suzy decides to stop being a pierced, pouty, party girl who gets less than stellar grades and falls into line with a group of nice, popular kids who belong to the Virginity Club. They'll never find out she's not actually a virgin ... right? This reader definitely wants to see more teen novels by Sara Hantz.

Suzy's changed her tune. Gone is the former wild child who dressed all in black and got into trouble nearly every day. Instead, she's trying to become more like her sister, Rosie, who just died. She doesn't want her parents to worry anymore. A change in location lets Suzy start over. Soon she's made friends with popular girls, but things here are very different from back home. For one thing, it's popular to belong to the V-club. Technically, Suzy's not a virgin, but what her new friends don't know can't hurt her, right? Just as soon as her life is starting to settle down and she's accepted into this new and strange world, her past catches up with her. Can she still be accepted for who she really is, or will she lose herself in this new town? With THE SECOND VIRGINITY OF SUZY GREEN, author Sara Hantz has written a moving novel about a girl trying to make over her soul without losing herself in the process. Reviewed by: Jennifer Rummel