Call It What You Want Book Review

The story explains two characters going through their life struggles Rob Lachlan and Meagan Day who is the sister of Samantha Day who is pregnant to her baby and Meagan is told by her parents her family needed to act perfect so no one knew what was going on with her sister baby and Meagan end up telling Rob about it but what Meagan didn't know that he also went through some tough life-ship with his best friend Connor the two of them use to be good friends until Rob father was known for doing something very risky in the two that it affected Rob and Connor's father not to get along then it went down to Connor and Rob so after everything Meagan realized her best friend Rachael was comparing herself to Meagan because she felt so perfect and Meagan ended up the same way with her sister which showed that the two good friends were going through drama because of the boys.

I really liked this book because I loved how Rob dad was portrayed because disability isn't very known in YA books for the first time I enjoyed Kemmerer because she made me feel I was in this book trying to understand the pain of these characters struggling I think she did a great job while writing this book I also enjoyed how this book covered the topic of loneliness you could really connect to the feelings of Rob feeling like he hasn't got anyone apart from his nerdy geek friend Owen and Meagan being his crush after Rob did have a girlfriend but things didn't go off well this story reminded me similar to "All The Little Lights" by Jamie McGuire because it represented a story of two teens going through life problems and struggles which I loved I can't wait to read more from this author she has a great writing style and I wasn't disappointed at all reading this teenage love story.

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