Review of Destination Unknown

Title: Destination Unknown

Author: Amy Cliptson

Series: sort of a sequel to Roadside Assistance

 

Chapters: 22

Pages: 267

Genre: Christian Teen

Rating: 5 stars

Destination Unknown is the companion novel to Roadside Assistance; Whitney Richards is the cousin to Emily Curtis. When I read Roadside Assistance I really didn’t like Whitney but after getting to know her in Destination Unknown I found myself relating to Whitney and I ended up liking her as much as I did Emily.

Whitney starts off as the typical cheerleader at least what people think when they think of cheerleaders. But when she stars failing her math class and has to get a tutor; things start to change. Do in part to Taylor Martinez her math tutor, her friends and mother doesn’t think he’s good enough for her. He’s from the wrong part of town, the same part of town her cousin Emily is from.

I thought Zander from Roadside Assistance was my favorite male character but Taylor is growing on me. Just like with the first book a classic car plays a part.

Destination Unknown is more that a teen novel about teenage drama and love. It is a novel about learning to trust God’s plans and His timing. Even when it’s not our timing. That it’s alright to want to be your own person but not to hurt others in the process. I really enjoyed this book. I kind of wish there would be a third and four book that show Emily and Whitney at college. 


Here's my review of Roadside Assistance

Review of Deep Green: Color Me Jealous

Title: Deep Green Color Me Jealous

Author: Melody Carlson

Series: True Colors # 2

 

Genre: Teen Christian fiction

Rating: 5 stars

Deep Green: Color Me Jealous is a teen novel that deals with tough issues. But it is really well done. I was say that these are books that are for older teens high schoolers. This is because the issues are what high school girls face every day. Deep Green deals with the issues being Jealous when a girl loses her boyfriend to who she thought was her best friend.

Review of Dark Blue: Color Me Lonely

Title: Dark Blue Color me lonely

Author: Melody Carlson

Series: True Colors series.

 

Genre: Teen Christian Fiction

Rating: 5 Stars

     Dark Blue: Color me lonely is a teen novel that deals with tough issues. But it is really well done. I was say that these are books that are for older teens high schoolers. This is because the issues are what high school girls face every day. Dark Blue deals with the issues being lonely after losing a best friend. 

Review of There You'll find me

Title: There You’ll find me

Author: Jenny B Jones

Series:   no

Chapters: 34 plus epilogue

Pages: 310

Genre: Christian teen chick lit

Rating: 5 stars

     Finley Sinclair goes to Ireland after her brother’s death it seems that with his death she’s lost her faith. She goes looking for a cross that her brother took a picture of and put in the back of his journal.

     She’s staying with the O’Callaghan’s as a foreign exchange student. Finely went to Ireland to escape her problems, but ends up finding a new set of problems. While on the plane to Ireland she meets Beckett Rush Hollywood bad boy but is there more to Beckett than meets the eye. Finley gets assigned a nursing home patient to visits as part of her school assignment.

     Will all these things change Finley’s outlook on life? Will she realize that she hasn’t really lost her faith? That God has not left her?

     There Your Find Me, is the first book that I have read my Jenny B Jones and let’s just say I loved the book. To me the book had everything humor, sorrow, love, and most important faith and belief in Jesus Christ. Many of the characters in the story are Christians. There needs to be more author who write Christian teen fiction.