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Dear Amanda Sweet Dreams Series #33 Rosemary Vernon 9780553178418 Books

Although its cute premise fizzles out by the end, "Dear Amanda" remains pleasantly enjoyable.

The novel tells the story of ambitious Tina Davis, who has finally decided to immerse herself in school activities, after years of spending most of her time at home helping raise her two younger sisters after the death of their mother. A rocky relationship with her step-mom, a flighty BFF, and a constant battle of words with cute, but infuriating Brandon Wells occupy most of Tina's time, until she comes up with the idea of creating an advice column for the school newspaper. Under the pseudonym "Amanda," Tina solves all of her classmates' problems, and in the process, attracts the attention of a mystery admirer who has somehow guessed her identity despite her attempts at anonymity.

Of course, although the identity of the mystery writer is immediately obvious to the reader, it naturally takes dense Tina most of the novel to figure it out. Nonetheless, it's good fun, and manages to be sweet without grating.


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Dear Amanda Sweet Dreams Series #33 Rosemary Vernon 9780553178418 Books Reviews

A young girl branches out socially after her father's remarriage has given her back the free time that her extra responsibilities after her mother's death used to take up. She takes up journalism and joins the school newspaper, acting as an anonymous advice columnist.

Amanda enjoys the school paper, but has to adjust to her new social life, deflecting criticism from other veteran journalism students, juggling new suitors, and reaching out to form friendships with the classmates she had to ignore earlier. She is thrown for a loop by the questions she is asked, and one boy writes the newly back-in-the-loop Amanda to asks about how to approach the girl he likes.

The book is well written, and juggles the different plot threads of friendship, competition, animosity and attraction well. Amanda's stepmother also isn't the stereotypical "evil" one, and Amanda's growing relationship with her, and Amanda's ambivalence, are well drawn-out.

The mystery at hand is well-written, and even if readers guess where the end may be going, it doesn't make it any less enjoyable.
Although its cute premise fizzles out by the end, "Dear Amanda" remains pleasantly enjoyable.

The novel tells the story of ambitious Tina Davis, who has finally decided to immerse herself in school activities, after years of spending most of her time at home helping raise her two younger sisters after the death of their mother. A rocky relationship with her step-mom, a flighty BFF, and a constant battle of words with cute, but infuriating Brandon Wells occupy most of Tina's time, until she comes up with the idea of creating an advice column for the school newspaper. Under the pseudonym "Amanda," Tina solves all of her classmates' problems, and in the process, attracts the attention of a mystery admirer who has somehow guessed her identity despite her attempts at anonymity.

Of course, although the identity of the mystery writer is immediately obvious to the reader, it naturally takes dense Tina most of the novel to figure it out. Nonetheless, it's good fun, and manages to be sweet without grating.