Book Review: Sonya Jones: What my mother doesn't know

Excuse my blurred picture. It is a part of the book that I can relate too... Haha
 sometimes when we read books we try to find some sentences or part of it that we can relate to and then we agreed or disagreed. So it stated there that "I wish I could drink a magic potion and shrink way down till I was small enough to fit right into his shirt pocket and live there tucked near to his heart listening to it beating in rhythm with mine every minute of every day." just in case its too blurry to read. HAHA Pretty much I really want to be with someone I like (hahaha denying that I love him) however we still cannot be because of the circumstances. So even though I will never drink a potion, I wish I can really fit into his pocket sometimes and just with him in a day. Even it freaks him. hahahaha

This book was lend to me by a good friend of mine from school, since she thought that I am bookworm. Thanks ate Kring. :) (I actually dont consider myself as a bookwormy ahaha because I tend to get sleepy when I read (Sleepworm is what I am), And because of that situation of mine, I try to make myself read books to change that bad habit of mine and also to convert time to be productive coz' let us be honest that the more we read the wiser we get. :) We indeed learn a lot from books.

SO here goes my review.

The book is about a teenage girl. Just like what it was stated in the book preview at the back if that is what it called. hahaha I recommend this to be read by teenager because it was same as their daily life at school and their romantic story too. I like that it was not in a paragraph form which is my first time to read a book of daily poem. I remember when I opened the book I was about to sleep, and even I was sleepy and as I said awhile ago, I tend to get sleepier when I read however it was reciprocated and I read almost 60 pages of it. Maybe because of it was written that way and it looks shorter plus the story is interesting. That is what I like about this book or any book. You tend not to stop reading it because you want to know what will happen next, in short the book is very interesting. The story is indeed stereotype and simple but you will still appreciate it because you wonder more of what she is really telling about since she is not telling everything thorough.