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Reader reviewed by Lilibeth

Change is everything. Oppisites become regulars.

Having to depend on someone most of her life, Halley realizes that now it's her turn to take care, watch over, and instruct Scarlett through this unexpected pregnancy. She has to be the strong one. What, at first, Halley doesn't realize is that she's going through changes herself. Personally. Emotionally. Mentally. Whether they're good or bad is not her concern. It's whether she's ready for what's looming over her head. What's rumbling in the distance. Is she ready to be the dominant of the pair? Is she ready for the decisions that are coming at her head-on? Is she ready to defy the way she has lived her life for fifteen years for Scarlett, and again for the guy? Though, is he really the guy? Is she ready to be an aunty?

I have two favorite characters; more like features from said characters. Halley, through her first stages of the book, being the quiet one, waiting for someone to take the dominate position as her friend. Then there's Micheal, the one who was killed. Who belonged nowhere and everywhere; and that's why they loved him. Praised him for being of a different flavor.

Someone Like You is insightful, in a heart-felt way that let's you view, not only the life of a pregnant teenager, but the effects it causes upon others that surrond her--specifically the MC. Only thing that tickled me was the frustrating Mother--Halley's, I mean, never really giving Halley a chance to explain. I think this book lacks a bit in detail, but besides that I would recommend this book to YA readers, and hope they like the ending as much as I did.
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Reader reviewed by Natalie

Haley and Scarlett have always been best friends and now in their junior year of high school. Halley is the quiet one who always listens to her mother. Scarlet is more outgoing and full of fun.

Scarlet starts dating a boy named Michael. They quickly fall in love until all of a sudden, Michael dies in an accident. Soon, Scarlet discovers she is pregnant with his child.

Halley finds herself liking Macon, Michael's best friend and typical bad boy, and which her family does not approve. Yet she breaks the rules and goes with him.


As Haley deals with her first boyfriend, Scarlett deals with soon being a teenage mother. No matter what, they are always there for each other.
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Is sex always so bad?
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Reader reviewed by Beth

I liked Someone Like You for its portrayal of female friendship, but the way the author punishes any character who has or even thinks about having sex is really bad.


Anyone who has sex in this book ends up either dead, pregnant or in a car accident. Nowhere is there anything positive about sex, nor is there any good information about STD's or birth control. Good mother daughter relationship, though.

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