Description
In a vibrant tale of ambition and youthful passion, a young aspiring filmmaker embarks on a journey to showcase her talent. As she navigates the challenges of high school life, her creative ambitions clash with the complexities of teenage emotions. She dreams of capturing stories on film, but her journey takes an unexpected turn when she finds herself entangled in a sweet yet complicated romance.
As friendships evolve and rivalries simmer, her desire to express herself becomes intertwined with her newfound feelings. Each moment offers her a chance to explore not only the art of filmmaking but also the intricate dance of love. A whirlwind of emotions threads through her experiences, compelling her to confront her insecurities and desires.
Through laughter and introspection, she learns that finding one’s voice is not solely about the stories told on screen, but also about the connections forged in life. The narrative brims with warmth and humor, painting a rich picture of self-discovery, friendship, and the enchanting unpredictability of first love.
As friendships evolve and rivalries simmer, her desire to express herself becomes intertwined with her newfound feelings. Each moment offers her a chance to explore not only the art of filmmaking but also the intricate dance of love. A whirlwind of emotions threads through her experiences, compelling her to confront her insecurities and desires.
Through laughter and introspection, she learns that finding one’s voice is not solely about the stories told on screen, but also about the connections forged in life. The narrative brims with warmth and humor, painting a rich picture of self-discovery, friendship, and the enchanting unpredictability of first love.
Détails du livre
Format
Relié
Pages
336 pages
Langue
Anglais
Publié
mai 22, 2018
Éditeur
Simon Schuster Books for Young Readers
ISBN-10
1481495402
ISBN-13
9781481495400
Genres
Avis
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If you enjoy second hand embarrassment then this book is for you. I, however, skipped an entire chapter because I do not. Everything else was just fine, and mostly even great. Character that actually think about their choices before they make them. Wonderful, really. Plus, hello feminist love interest and awereness, how you doin'? So I'm mostly docking two stars for the cringe of the secondhand embarrassment sprinkled throughout the book. Also, I loved a look-see into the Indian-American culture, this book is a good gateway to pick up books with similar culture backgrounds. It definitely gets you curious for more.
September 16th 2018
