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A review by priss
Letters to Nowhere by Julie Cross
5.0
I expected this book to be cliched, even though there are almost no stories about gymnastics... (I don't really know why I expected this.)
What I didn't expect was this great story about a girl coping with her parents' deaths and finding love in the process.
I loved Karen and Jordan and how they were together, I loved that Karen characteristics (confident, innocent, sweet), I loved that Coach Bentley was such an awesome coach and I just totally loved this story. I also really liked reading about gymnastics, because I've always found the sport really interesting.
I recommend this story very much; I'd love to read it again and again, just to keep Karen and Jordan in my mind for a little while longer.
What I didn't expect was this great story about a girl coping with her parents' deaths and finding love in the process.
I loved Karen and Jordan and how they were together, I loved that Karen characteristics (confident, innocent, sweet), I loved that Coach Bentley was such an awesome coach and I just totally loved this story. I also really liked reading about gymnastics, because I've always found the sport really interesting.
I recommend this story very much; I'd love to read it again and again, just to keep Karen and Jordan in my mind for a little while longer.