The Unexpected Everything is that feeling and I adored each and every moment. When you spend a cold winters day reading and drinking tea or one of those bone crushing bear bugs to let you know you've been missed? Cookies where the chocolate chips are still warm. and, most importantly, which of their characters would fall in love with each other. The Unexpected Everything is wonderfully written with humour and charm, making it one of the loveliest young adult contemporaries this year. You know that feeling when you sleep in on a rainy Sunday morning. : The Unexpected Everything (signed): First printing. These books are character-driven, and they have the subjects single-parent families, friendship, and seventeen-year-old girls and have characters that. I had no clue what she was saying, but it added a sense of fun throughout the storyline. I loved the group dynamics and friend Toby who was forced to spend the summer unable to text, but rather could only communicate through emoji images. Not only between Andie and Clark, but also Andie's best friend Palmer and her long term boyfriend Tom. It's rare to find a young adult title that mentions it beyond a tampon spilling from a characters handbag, and even then it's painted as a horrifying experience.

It was not only sex positive with Andie and Clark having discussed the physical aspects of their relationship, but menstruation. Morgan Matson has crafted an incredibly and light hearted contemporary that also touches on real issues, such as absent or working parents, the scrutiny that teens face and the friendships that bind one another. He and his placid yet monstrous companion in Bertie seemed to be a calming influence in Andie's life, and for the first time Andie also believes in the possibility of falling in love. He's not described as a vision of physical perfection, he's often painfully shy and although not having completed his education, is a young and acclaimed author who has landed in Andie's in the hope of braving his writers block.

Clark although slightly older than Andie, was the epitome of a book boyfriend.

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