"Something, maybe"

by Elizabeth Scott, 2009, 217p, rating=2

This was too teeny-bopper for me. It was cute, charming, and current but certainly a far far far far far far far far far far cry from the Twilight series kind of teen love ... not that I was expecting it to be like it but I don't know what else to say about this book. Maybe that I can see this as one of those Hillary Duff--Lindsay Lohan kind of teen flicks. However, I did like the heartbreaking father-daughter story... not the heartbreaking part, but the tragedy that a father can be so self absorbed therefore it makes for a character building moment. Also, the story of an atypical mom turning out to be a typical mom after all was nice to read. Oh, of course the he-was-there-all-along kind of romance. Spoiler? Maybe. Speaking of maybe. Strange book title. Enough said.

Hannah stays low key because she has the ultimate embarrassing parents ... a Hugh Hefner kind of dad and a Hugh Hefner girl kind of mom. She tries to live a normal high school life like pining over Josh, her soul mate, and holding a burger joint job. She even makes a couple of friends, Teagan and Finn. In the end (of the book) she will discover true romance ...maybe?