Elizabeth Eulberg

Sixteen-year-old Hope has known Brady most of her life, and they are close friends and members of the Rube Goldberg Club at high school, but Hope has always believed they would be more than friends, so when Parker becomes his girlfriend, Hope views the newcomer as a rival--but Parker has secrets, and when circumstances force the two girls together Hope realizes that Parker is really just another girl.

Just Another Girl

Mellanie Ann Duque

This book has made me feel so down at first because all of a sudden everything is so heavy which pulls you down to the bottom. On some point one of the character is problematic (I know someone with this situation that’s why it annoys me a bit) 

I found it hard to read because characters are somehow introduced with these big and long chapters that I really wished chopped into small ones to make me want for more about them.

I was so annoyed with the first character maybe I was being one sided at first. Until I met Parker which is for me a great character to relate to. Her struggles in life is really unbearable for anyone; she shows so much spirit on how to live even it kills her sometimes. 

What I love about this book is that it talks about the differences of people around us. Sometimes we see someone as a bad person well technically they are not. 
This book will teach you to find yourself and how to love the real YOU because there are points in our lives where in we wish to be someone or have the things that others have. It’s nice to be inspired by others success but we should always bare in mind that others success is not a reason to pull them down or envy them, but a big reason to give you motivation to do good as well and make your own path to success. I love how this book emphasise PERSPECTIVE, because nowadays people tend to talk or think badly about others without even putting theirselves into others shoes. Having a different perspective is a big thing, it will help you understand others.

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Just Another Girl

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