SKGfun Contemporary Edition (July/August)
In this issue, we take a peek at the Contemporary genre! Enjoy articles inspired by "The Christy Miller Series," "The Fault in Our Stars," and "The Secret Language of Sisters." Read an interview with New York Times Bestselling Author Luanne Rice, learn how to give support to loved ones in times of need, and discover the pros and cons of the contemporary genre.
In this issue, we take a peek at the Contemporary genre! Enjoy articles inspired by "The Christy Miller Series," "The Fault in Our Stars," and "The Secret Language of Sisters." Read an interview with New York Times Bestselling Author Luanne Rice, learn how to give support to loved ones in times of need, and discover the pros and cons of the contemporary genre.
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BOOK LOOK JULY/AUGUST 2017<br />
It is right before Christy’s senior year of high school. Todd especially has been one of<br />
her best friends since the summer they met when Christy was fourteen and Todd was<br />
sixteen. One morning, Todd takes her on a boat ride and asks her to be his girlfriend.<br />
Christy accepts and is incredibly happy. But Katie feels kind of left out now. School<br />
starts a couple days later and on the first day, Christy and Katie meet a guy named<br />
Michael sitting at “their” place at lunch. He seems like a nice guy, and he starts liking<br />
Katie. They start dating even though Katie is a Christian and Michael is not. Christy<br />
tries to talk to Katie about it, but Katie repeatedly brushes her off. Through it all,<br />
Christy learns some important lessons about letting friends make their own decisions.<br />
Christy and Todd are spending more time together. They often visit Christy’s aunt and<br />
uncle, who live about an hour and a half away and have a beach house. They are<br />
getting very close, and Todd even comes to visit when Christy is sick. Katie, on the<br />
other hand, is miserable because she knows she needs to break up with Michael, and<br />
she loves him.
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