Another 365 Days eBook KE Payne
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Life’s sweet when you’re seventeen and in love, right? Clemmie Atkins certainly thinks so! She’s still madly in love with her girlfriend, the hot and super-confident EMO, Hannah Harrison, and her irritating sister, HRBH, will soon be leaving home to go to university.
But just when it seems that life is finally pretty darn cool, a new distraction at school threatens to upset everything, and the return of the enigmatic and sexy J with a startling confession confuses things further...
Clemmie has another 365 days to try to get her life back on track...but will it be enough?
Another 365 Days eBook KE Payne
I liked 365 days a lot but this book was a little different. For one thing I dont remember Clemmie being such an idiotic pushover in the first book. All the stuff Clemmie didnt really know or misunderstood is a bit much. Also Han was way more of a bitch in this book add that to Clems ex-crush repeatatly coming on to her it wasnt really interesting. I did like the whole thing with Clemmie thinkds somethings wrong with her sister when her sister starts being nice. I hope theres another book after this it ended kind of abruptly and want to see what the author comes up with when Clemmie tells her parents shes gay and engaged to a girl all at once but it should be good. The English slang in the book was sometimes hard to understand even though I spent the first nine years of my life living in England. It was an okay read in the end.Product details
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Another 365 Days eBook KE Payne Reviews
i got this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.
ok, at first i was in love with this book because it was in a diary form and it was about a girl who was finding herself in high school. well, i think it was high school because it was based in the united kingdom, and the "studies" system is very confusing.
then this book just continued to drag. like really this book could easily, cut 100 pages out of the book to actually get to the point.
so, here is what the book is about. this girl Clemmie goes to a all girls school. she is dating this EMO girl Hannah, and nobody knows because they want to keep it a secret. Then they start telling their friends, and they are ok with it. Now the question is to tell their parents or not. Clemmie and Hannah get into a fight over the new art teacher. Hannah thinks that the art teacher likes her and brakes up with Clemmie. Then Clemmie goes running back to her old best friend Alice.
Alice and Clemmie start to date, an Clemmie is not happy about it because she still loves Hannah. This back and forth continues and continues.
and Then sadly, end of story. It was a waste of time, and i am sorry to anyone who actually has to read it.
Written as a diary "Another 365 Days" is the story of Clemmie. A simple way to put it is to say that this is the story of another 365 days in Clemmie’s life, a year that takes us in a rollercoaster of emotions and feelings. From love to heartbreak, we wander through deception, betrayal, pain, laughter, fear and a lot of hormones.
Being in love as a teenager is never easy and it is a lot harder if you are not what people expects you to be. Clem is a gay girl who has been in a relationship with Han for a year but nobody knows because they keep it as a secret. She has to live and deals with her feelings in private and with nobody to trust. In order to get some help she starts coming out to people, which I imagine is not an easy task, there’s a lot of fear and doubt involved, and I think the book makes a good job portraying the situations.
The book moves fast because of the style, as a personal diary it not always has daily entries. Sometimes there are short glimpses of her life and others we can read more when something meaningful happens in her day. This allows us to get close to Clem but we only see her point of view. We only get to know the other characters from what she writes, which is why sometimes it’s hard to form an opinion about them but it doesn’t make it any less entertaining.
Clem is way too dramatic at times and because of the strangest circumstances, she has a tendency to make a big deal out of everything and has a hard time making decisions. Besides all this, she is a funny character.
Another 365 Days is a sequel but you can read it as a standalone book because is easy to figure out what happened in the first book. It is a fast reading, funny at times and a with a believable argument about the teenager-gay world.
*** I received an ecopy from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. ***
(NOTE I did not finish this book. Please keep that in mind while reading this review.)
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why i didn't finish it
I really wanted to like this. I was so excited about it. You don't see a lot of LGBT books where the focus is really on the character's growing up and romance and where they feel comfortable in their own skin. I gave it good shot, but by halfway in, I knew I just couldn't stick with it. The voice is fun and very high school, but it's just slow. She breaks it off with Han, there's something with Alice, there's something with Han--halfway through and I still have no idea who this J is, and I've felt like I read an entire book's worth of plot. It was very will-they-won't-they in a way that I couldn't connect with. Normally that doesn't bother me; I think it was because most of the action focused on the will-they-won't-they, with not much else going on. I needed more tension to keep me going. I needed the big plot to start earlier, or the beginning to start later.
why you might like it
It's very well written, apart from the pacing. Clem's voice is witty and bubbly and very teenage. You can imagine this really being a teenager's diary--only a little cleverer with the jokes, of course. There are some steamy (but age-appropriately steamy!) scenes and a lot of sweetness. There's also a lot of joking about teenage things like Emos and skateboarding and hot teachers that makes you really feel like you're back in high school. Or, if you are in high school, that you'll find very familiar. Clem is also very multidimensional. She knows she's using people and she's conflicted over it; but you still root for her because you can feel her heartbreak.
Note I received this copy in exchange for a review. The price of the book and its origin in no way affected my stated opinions.
Fun sequel to 365 Days, and KE Payne is great at capturing the voice and angst of high school! Plus, the British slang is an added treat for Americans.
I liked 365 days a lot but this book was a little different. For one thing I dont remember Clemmie being such an idiotic pushover in the first book. All the stuff Clemmie didnt really know or misunderstood is a bit much. Also Han was way more of a bitch in this book add that to Clems ex-crush repeatatly coming on to her it wasnt really interesting. I did like the whole thing with Clemmie thinkds somethings wrong with her sister when her sister starts being nice. I hope theres another book after this it ended kind of abruptly and want to see what the author comes up with when Clemmie tells her parents shes gay and engaged to a girl all at once but it should be good. The English slang in the book was sometimes hard to understand even though I spent the first nine years of my life living in England. It was an okay read in the end.
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