Rated of 5
by LALALA
This was an amazing book, it really made me see what life can be like for people who live in such poor conditions. The thing that confused me was whether or not Jody is gay, that note on the flowers confused the hell out of me. When he kissed her under the table at her party I wasn't sure if it was an appology and that he WAS gay or if he was saying that he loved her and WASNT gay. That expensive book he gave her could have also carried the same message. I read True believer before I read Make Lemonade and I enjoyed this book more because I am a complete romance novel fanatic and this book held a nice amount of it and it also made you think. BUT WILL SOMEONE PLEASE TELLL IF HE'S GAY OR NOT!!!!!!!!!! lalalalala, 14, BC
Rated of 5
by Anonymous
Katie
this book was one of the best i've ever read! Somehow Virginia understands everything I and teens like me go through, how does she do it! I've read all the books by her and I cant wait till the 3rd book about LaVaughn!! She is a superb author and I HIGHLY recomend her, especially to teens!!
Rated of 5
by savonnah
Wow this book was really good. It was well written and thought out. THe only confussinf part was with Jody. Is he gay or not? If he is he would still make a great friend for LaVaughn. Is there a third book coming out or what???
Rated of 5
by Erica
i loved this book!
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by Davina - BookBrowse.com
Hello Kirsten I can find no sign of an imminent publication date for the third in this trilogy (Make Lemonade & True Believer). This most likely means that it's at least 6 months away. I believe the original publisher for the first books was Henry Holt. Their website is at www.henryholt.com - they should be able to tell you if there is a scheduled date - if you find out, please post a message to let the forum know!
Rated of 5
by Kirsten
I loved this book. I could really relate to the way La Vaughn felt and I thought Wolff's use of stream of consciousness to convey thoughts a feelings was brilliant. I also read Make Lemonade and loved it. I can't wait until the third book comes out. Does anyone know when it is supposed to be published?
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