On the Count of Three

from kevinyezbick

Nina, Mel and Avery have been inseparable friends for years. As the summer leading into their Senior year in High School rolls around, events unfold that begin driving wedges into their once cohesive bond. When Nina flies across the country for a Summer camp at Stanford, she meets the earthy Stev...

from iShanella

After reading 13 Little Blue Envelopes and The Last Blue Envelope by Maureen Johnson, then being thrilled by her newest novel, The Name of the Star (not to be confused with her pal John Green's novel, The Fault in our Stars), I decided to pick up some of her other works, which lead me to The Berm...

from stephxsu

It's the summer before their senior year and Nina, Avery, and Mel are not spending their time together. Nina is going to leadership camp all the way in California, and Avery and Mel are working at a local Irish diner. What happens to all of them over the summer is so unexpected that no one can pr...

from

This was a nice change to the usual stuff I read. Highschool students. Romances. University antics. I like how it was split between the lives of the three main characters. You get everyones perspective and everyones story. I love being able to see things from all angles. I don't understand why th...

from maribs

This was a very refreshing change in the YA books I have been reading lately. I have been reading a lot of Fantasy (which I love) but this was a complete 180 from those books that I didn't know I would like so much. There was a good mix of romance, coming of age story and controversial issue to r...