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A review by latoyareadsdaily
Amalia: Diary 1 by Ann M. Martin
challenging
emotional
inspiring
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? N/A
3.5
This was a good, meaningful YA book.
This is one example of diary format YA books that I enjoy.
The focus in this diary is of a sensitive nature to both adults and teens, and I am happy for the way the issue was packaged. The story showed that we all need help in critical, ongoing crises. We are strengthened when we have loving, meaningful support.
The resolution is not necessarily a happy one but it is realistic.
I used to read Ann Martin's books when I was a teen. Even now as an adult with teenaged children, I want to read more of the diaries and share them with my children.
This is one example of diary format YA books that I enjoy.
The focus in this diary is of a sensitive nature to both adults and teens, and I am happy for the way the issue was packaged. The story showed that we all need help in critical, ongoing crises. We are strengthened when we have loving, meaningful support.
The resolution is not necessarily a happy one but it is realistic.
I used to read Ann Martin's books when I was a teen. Even now as an adult with teenaged children, I want to read more of the diaries and share them with my children.