When We First Met

[...]This book was a film it was an HBO after school special that I saw when I was about twelve years old ( twenty years ago), and it was awesome. I was actually online trying to see if I could locate the VHS version of the movie. So I'm quite sure the book was just as beautiful as the movie.

When I first read this book, I HAD to go back and read it again. The story is about how a teenager's world is shattered. She falls in love with this guy who is perfect for her. She later discovers that this guy's last name is Montana and is rlated to the woman who killed her sister in drunnk driving accident. As a matter of fact it is his mother. Their world when they are together is peaceful and calm, while at home, Jenny's family is still coping with death. While reading the book I was thinking will she give up Rob for her family? If you read this book, and I recommend you do, then you will find out the answer to this question.

I first read this book when I was 11 years old (which was 14 years ago) and it has stuck with me ever since. It is about a girl named Jenny whose sister is killed in the beginning of the book when she is hit by a drunk driver. Two years later, Jenny meets a boy at school named Rob and they fall in love. However, they later discover that Rob's mother is the drunk driver who hit Jenny's sister. Jenny struggles with her feelings for Rob and her loyalty to her family (who wants to keep Jenny and Rob apart) as well as loyalty to her sister's memory. This book is exceptionally and realistically written. Although written for the teen market, I think pre-teens and adults would enjoy it as well.

I read this book when I was 8 and already in the fifth grade, right before I started reading adult fiction. It surpassed grown up stuff by far. I love it so much and I still go back and read it.

I read this as a teenager and loved it. I think I must have read it 50 times.