A Midsummer's Nightmare - Kody Keplinger

A Midsummer's Nightmare - Kody Keplinger

This was really a non-thinking novel. One you can read in one sitting and you have to do no thinking.  Easy to follow and you just keep on going. There was a few funny moments,  guess every girl would love to have a Nathan.  Also shows not to judge a book by its cover, what people say about others are not always true and a photo can easily be manipulate, so don't judge until you know the true story. 
I truly felt bad for Whitly and can see how she made those decision that she did, not good ones but still easy to see why.
I really thought this book shows a lot more than just a girl looking to escape and find a good time.
Takes you back your teenage years... I liked this book.

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