Book:
PUTTING BOYS ON THE LEDGE
Author:
Stephanie Rowe
Category: Young
Adult Romance
Publisher: TKA
Distribution
“So do you want me to?”-Colin
“To what?”-Blue
“Blue.”- Colin
“What?”-Blue
“Do you want me to kiss you?”-Colin
14 year old Blueberry Waller gets cast for the first time in
their school musical.
unfortunately it’s as mother to Heath, a gorgeous high school senior she
dreams of going out with.
So her three best friends Allie, Frances and Natalie give her
a makeover and she succeeds in catching Heath’s eye. They get together at a class party, and as Heath tries to
kiss Blue, she runs away.
Humiliated, she wants to learn how to kiss before seeing Heath again so
she doesn’t make a fool of herself.
Her friends dared her to practice on Colin, the boy Blue’s parents hired
to clean out their backyard muck.
He willingly participates in the dare because he secretly likes
Blue. The practice kiss was
good…so good in fact that now Blue is confused. She still wants to go out with Heath though so Colin starts
giving her the cold shoulder and going out with another girl. Her one date with Heath turns out to be
a dud. She finally realizes Colin
is the one she wants but does he still want to be with her?
This is a very simple teen story with a typical plot. A no
brainer book that I went through within 2 ½ hours. But it was a fun read, a good antidote to my heart which
bled from reading THE REPLACEMENT WIFE.
I recommend this to pre-teens and teens. Moms do not have to worry. This book
was written with an innocence that kids can relate to. If you (or your
daughter/s) like this, the other characters also have their own stories: STUDYING BOYS for Frances, SMART BOYS
& FAST GIRLS for Natalie and WHO NEEDS BOYS? For Allie (my personal
favorite among the four).
Happy reading!
“…The Ledge isn’t for girls. It’s for boys….it’s an emotional place. You always have to keep him teetering
close to The Ledge so he never treats you badly. As long as you’re holding the Ledge over his head, you’re in
control.”- Blue
“Definitely.
That was it. I wasn’t hopeless. I would never be myself in front of a
guy I wanted to impress. Just with
guys I didn’t. Phew! I still had a
chance.”- Blue
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