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msoblong's review against another edition
4.0
Have you ever seen the movie Valentine's Day? In it there are a bunch of different stories that all of a sudden come together, that's kind of what happens here. Three acquaintances from the same High School and one girl staying with family in town who, through various incidents, come together for a Prom night they will never forget.
This was a perfect, lighthearted, easy to pick up and not put down, YA read. The writing itself was very simplistic and could possibly be better suited for more of a middle grade book in the future, but Ryan's relatable characters (even for a wife and mother who never went to prom) made this book really stand out.
This was a perfect, lighthearted, easy to pick up and not put down, YA read. The writing itself was very simplistic and could possibly be better suited for more of a middle grade book in the future, but Ryan's relatable characters (even for a wife and mother who never went to prom) made this book really stand out.
nawestbrook's review against another edition
3.0
This was really good! As a teenager, I could relate to these characters and see things from their points of views.
wetepentz97's review against another edition
4.0
Tag Along was a great adventure. When four misfits - each with their own complex personality - unexpectedly get together on the night of junior prom, they go through their life experiences and struggles, and work together to achieve something.
I loved all of the characters in the book, especially Paul and Candace with their antics.
The only reason why I am giving this book four stars is because it is not the most memorable book, yet it was still a great, funny, and heartwarming adventure.
I loved all of the characters in the book, especially Paul and Candace with their antics.
The only reason why I am giving this book four stars is because it is not the most memorable book, yet it was still a great, funny, and heartwarming adventure.
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