Basically a story of friendship and young love. Thrown into the mix is the challenges of budding fame and complicated famly dynamics on a new relationship, as well as old friendships needing to adapt and mature.

Readers who like a good romance - espicially if they like music or dance as well.

The characters. The felt like real people. As I read I felt like I knew tham.

Find a friend and make them read it too. Unfortunately, the biggest reader I know is my husband who doesn't care for romace novels - even really good ones.

Happy and sad at the same time. Sounds strange, but if you read you'll understand. I think because the characters deal with a lot of change - and change feels that way.

One of the things that stood out to me was the moralalty of the characters. Most roamce novels I've read wouldn't be anything I'd want a teenage daughter of mine to read - if you know what I mean. These characters however, had dreams, and principalls that were important to them, and while they may have questioned a lot, they never took the easy of fun path over doing what they knew in their heart to be right.

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