My Life As A Snow Bunny

Reader reviewed by Alexandra

Jo Vincent, the original California girl (only shorter and with frizzy brown hair), is being forced to spend some "quality time" with her father in Colorado, skiing. At first she doesn't want to go: she's not a snow kind of person. But that all changes when she meets her ski instructor, Hans, and falls madly in lerve (love with a Swiss accent). Hans is perfect. He's so polite, regal, and European. But Jo is pretty sure that sheila isn't a German word... This book deals not only with romantic relationships, but also family relationships. This book is a quick read and not deep, but cute.

Reader reviewed by Dylana

I could not put this book down! I read it in two hours. From the cover I first thought it was some thoughtless, teen book, but really it was fun and really enjoyable. It had many comical, romantic, and emotional parts. The main chracter, Jo goes to a ski resort with her dad where she meets her true love. She experiences skiing and tries to deal with her dad, whom she thinks cares nothing about her. This book had meaning, for it showed Jo's struggle with her relationship with her father and how she works things out. This book is really good. I also recommend The Year My Life Went Down the Loo by Katie Maxwell.

Reader reviewed by Kristen

This is a story about a girl who lives with her father, and his too-young wife, i.e. her step-mother.
The three of them go on a ski trip to Colorado. Jo is an average California girl. Likes surfing and sun, not skiing and snow. She tries to make the most of it though. While on this little vacation Jo meets Hans ( a swiss boy) and falls in love. I loved this book. I read it all in one day. Everyone should definitely read this.