Bumped is a dystopian fiction book for young adults, filled with plot twists and great humor, by the bestselling author of the Jessica darling series! It’s about two twins who were separated at birth and have been living two completely different life styles for the past sixteen years. The books setting is in a world where a virus makes everyone over the age of eighteen infertile, making teen girls the most important people in the world. One twin harmony lived in a religious community where you are a wife at the age of 13 and eventually a mother, while Melody is trying to get matched in order to bump for profit. Melody eventually gets matched with the world famous Jondoe, which is every teen girls dream, but it doesn’t work out to well. In fact, Melodys worst fear, being counterfeited, ends up coming true. This book is perfect for people all ages, but i would recommended it for people around the age of 13 or older! What I love about this book is the mixed emotions you can get throughout the story, from loving a character to hating their guts. Though sometimes this story can leave me feeling awkward or having second hand embarrassment, this story is an amazing book for young adults and I definitely recommend.

…when Jason died..it was such a big shock..

I liked this book because it's funny, and also it can be relatable to people. I look the parts where Sunny was reading those books and people were interrupting her. I enjoy this series in general.

I give this book five stars because it left you on the edge of your seat and showed the true meaning of love. This book was about a girl named Eve who had survived the plague and was graduating from her all girls school were they were told that boys were dangerously

I love how this is in the point of view of a new camper aka prohibito.

I give this book five stars because it leaves you on the edge of your seat and shows the true meaning of love. This book is about a girl named Eve who survived the plague. Her mother died when she was five and she was taken to an all girls school where they were taught to fear boys because they were dangerous and manipulative. The day before she graduated she saw what they did to girls after they graduated so she decided to escape the school. On her way to Calfia she came across a girl named Arden who was also from her school who escaped. While they were trying to get to Calfia they came across a boy who actually was nice. Eve started to fall madly in love with him. Along the way she came across many of the kings guards who tried to bring her to the king. Little did she know that she was the chosen one and was to be brought to the city of sand at once to be the kings mistress and to repopulate with him. Even though she was running away from everyone she loved with Arden and the boy who is named Caleb, her feelings of love had grown stronger ever since she had met Caleb. Should she stick to her principles and not trust boys or let her feelings get the best of her just this once. Read Eve to find out more this gripping dystopian romance novel.

This was an amazing book. I would definitely recommend this book to other people, especially if that person liked the outsiders.

Humorous!

I think the book “Heartbreakers and Fakers” by Cameron Lund is a nicely thought out book. It’s a young adult romance story about a girl who cares a lot of what other people think of her. She is now one of the most popular girls at her school, but there was a time she wasn’t. She is dating Jordan Parker, the guy she’s dreamed about since 1st grade. But then one night at a party, the main character, Penny, ruined everything. She kissed her arch nemesis, Kai Tanaka, who is also her best friends, Olivia’s, boyfriend. As a way to get people to like her again, she fake dates Kai. But as time goes on, it’s hard to say the word fake. Will the plan work and penny ends up with Jordan? Will she ditch the plan for Kai? Will her and Olivia ever become friends again? Read the book to find out. I love the crazy filled plot twists with well thought out humor. I would recommend this book to teens who love to watch romcoms and read romances. I think of it as a not very relatable, relatable romcom. That’s my opinion on the book “Heartbreakers and Fakers” by Cameron Lund.

This book was very well written and I had to re read it again. I love how this story shows to not take anything for granted like family or friends. This book shows how different each and every person life is and that two people might have some similarities but can be such a different person. Like Ponyboy and Johnny. They come from the same part of town and are both greasers, yet Ponyboy has a loving family and siblings how do everything they can to keep their family strong. While Johnny comes from a home with abusive, drunk parents who kick him out and fight all the time.