Trouble from the Start by Rachel Hawthorne

Kendall and her boyfriend Jeremy’s relationship was sickeningly sweet.

On the other hand, her friend Kendall, I did not grow to like. Always worried about my grades and getting out of school to see what the real world would be all about. Never really focused on finding a boyfriend. However, she did remind me of myself when I was in high school. She only saw the person that the rumors painted. They remind me of my own family and that made me smile more than once.Īvery was somewhat of a snob in the beginning (and I’m glad she gets over that). This is also a book about family and that’s what I enjoyed the most.

Trouble from the Start is a sweet book about looking through someone’s outer image, and finding out who they really are on the inside. And when you get a quick, easy read like this, it’s the perfect match for a rainy day. I gave this five out of five stars on Goodreads because I love these novels! Check it out! And there’s some great quotes too like, “That relationships were a lot like roller coasters, filled with highs and lows, terrifying split seconds, and awesome moments when you simply enjoyed the ride.It has been raining for like 3 days here and I’ve had the absolute pleasure of doing nothing else but read. What I liked about this book was Megan didn’t become a Mary-Sue at all! She was her own person with great characteristics. It makes your root for the right characters right from the beginning. It was such a cute story, and like I said before a little predictable but I like these books that way. Megan doesn’t like roller coasters and is constantly explaining to people why she doesn’t want to ride them, and this co-worker, Parker, tries unsuccessfully to not only get her on the roller coaster but also to win over her heart.įrom there on it goes through a whole story of trials and tribulations of both Megan and Parker of containing their feelings and working hard. Once Megan gets to the park she is excited to start working as a cashier in the Hansel and Gretel store (where she has to dress in a hideous outfit) but there’s a plus! There’s a cute co-worker who works at the biggest roller coaster in the park. Megan describes her conflicted feelings over leaving her home, to adventure out at the amusement Thrill Ride! and how excited she is to meet new people, but that she’s going to really miss her boyfriend Nick.

So, in this short book we follow Megan as she works at an amusement park over the summer, away from her family arguing over her sister’s wedding (Pro as Megan would say) and also away from her boyfriend of 3 months (Con). Sure, they’re a little predictable but that’s half the fun! (Especially if you predict it wrong and get a total shock at the end!) There so sweet, cute, and innocent, and this one was no different.

Trouble from the Start by Rachel Hawthorne