I immediately fell for her, my throat closing up as I read about her, still trying to deal with the loss of her sister.

I wished I was there, part of a game that had teens and adults equally passionate about the outcome.

but throughout the book she starts to understand that there are more than one way for every situation. Common Sense is the nation's leading nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of all kids and families by providing the trustworthy information, education, and independent voice they need to thrive in the 21st century. You open it and you’re suddenly transported into this summery, wonderfully warm setting and you don’t ever want to leave it.

To make matters worse, when he becomes her target, she’s conflicted on telling him the truth or keeping their holiday romance going. i won a school wide game of assassin in 10th grade (so im pretty obsessed with it) and i cant remember ever reading about it in a book. luli; i wasn’t even going to talk about her bc i was pissed but i can understand why she did that things. Meredith misses her more than words, still struggling with the void that her loss has left in her life.children hiding pies from a golden retriever, grown up men splashing water to teenagers and making videos of it, to ‘kill’ the next target people ruining wedding events, everyone yelling/hiding/running/laughing, the ambition to win, the passion of game, how everyone loves each other. Quick Thoughts: Family-oriented, Pinterest-wedding, YA romance with all the feels for an end of summer read. In the case of this book, they became friends faster than expected, and not just that, but they were CLOSE friends.