Anyone But You

Reader reviewed by bria howard

anyone but you was an ok book. i hated the ending, or not as much hated as felt like all of the loss ends in the of the story. over all it was an alright book. i liked the writing style, some of the pages were a little racy. I read this book on a 5 hour ride home from the beach and even if i didnt like the ending, i still liked that it helped the time go by faster.

Reader reviewed by bria

This book was really good. The ending seemed unresalved to me, like there should have been more, but this was a great book non the less. It tells the story of seattle, who after her dad abanded her leaving her with his girlfriend and her two sons, has leaved with them for most of her life. She and Critter are very close, they pretty much are family. One day when Seattle convinces Critter to use his charm to get them in to the pool, Critter falls for the pool girl well Seattle falls for a older skater. This is a light read that should be read by teens who don't mind a story kind of leaving you hanging. I loved this book though.

Reader reviewed by Sarah

Seattle and Critter are best friends and siblings. They are closer to each other than to anyone else, and they have a summer ahead of them. But on one trip to the swimming pool, Critter sees the hot lifeguard and instantly becomes attracted to her. Seattle happens to find a skater guy that she really likes. And due to this, Seattle and Critter begin to drift. But things get bad when Seattle's dad, who abondoned her when she was 9, comes back looking for her.

I really liked this book. It was told from both Seattle and Critter's point of views, so the reader could get an idea of what they were both thinking. I recommend this book for readers 14+.