Book Review: I Like You Like This
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Due to the sensitive subject matters in this book, I recommend it to Highschool age and older, those with the emotional maturity to deal with tough subjects!
I Like You Like This
A Novel
by Heather Cumiskey
She Writes Press
Teens & YA
Pub Date 07 Nov 2017
I am reviewing a copy of I Like You Like This through She Writes Press and Netgalley:
It’s 1984 Connecticut and sixteen year old Hannah Zandana feels cursed. Her hair is wild and controllable, her complexion is bad, and she constantly picks at her face. Her parents do not help, they are constantly belittling her, and shaming her.
In an attempt to impress the popular girls and perhaps change her life Hannah takes LSD. She does not impress the girls but gets the attention of Deacon, a mysterious young boy who happens to be the schools drug dealer. Hannah soon founds her life taking a turn into Deacon’s dangerous world of drugs, druggies and dealers. Soon though her relationship with her family comes farther apart and she finds herself having to re-examine what she believes about herself and her family.
Will Hannah be able to save her family, and herself, find out in I Like You Like This.
I give this book five out of five stars!
Happy Reading!
I Like You Like This
A Novel
by Heather Cumiskey
She Writes Press
Teens & YA
Pub Date 07 Nov 2017
I am reviewing a copy of I Like You Like This through She Writes Press and Netgalley:
It’s 1984 Connecticut and sixteen year old Hannah Zandana feels cursed. Her hair is wild and controllable, her complexion is bad, and she constantly picks at her face. Her parents do not help, they are constantly belittling her, and shaming her.
In an attempt to impress the popular girls and perhaps change her life Hannah takes LSD. She does not impress the girls but gets the attention of Deacon, a mysterious young boy who happens to be the schools drug dealer. Hannah soon founds her life taking a turn into Deacon’s dangerous world of drugs, druggies and dealers. Soon though her relationship with her family comes farther apart and she finds herself having to re-examine what she believes about herself and her family.
Will Hannah be able to save her family, and herself, find out in I Like You Like This.
I give this book five out of five stars!
Happy Reading!
