I recently purchased this book, Alcohol and You, for my teenage daughter who has developed a drinking problem. I read it first to make sure it was suitable for her. I found the book to be very informative although my daughter found there to be too many statistics. We both came out knowing more information on the affects of alcohol than before we actually read the book. I give this book a good recommendation. A word of caution: if you are buying this book for a loved one with a drinking problem, please read it also and discuss it rather than just handing the book over to him or her.

It was a good book and I am not a fan of the author. A teen-age girl has a crush on her brother's best friend. She learns about love, independence, and life by the end of the novel. Sounds like a silly book, but it isn't. It is realistic and fun-to-read

Veronica is the only Sunfire book I did not like. It was all about a selfish, spoiled girl and I hated it. She did not even think about anyone but herself. It was very dull and not very romantic at all.

Veronica is a young 15 year old girl placed during the time of the bombing at Pearl Harbor. I love Sunfire books, and I thought it would be especially good, because I enjoyed the new movie that came out a few weeks ago. Yes, Veronica is a spoiled girl who usually gets what she wants, but she's also young, so she has a lot to learn. She had a lot of spirit throughout the whole book, and it gave it a more exciting perspective.

One of the reasons I gave this book three stars, and not five, was because from page four, I knew who Veronica would end up with. Knowing the history of the Pearl Harbor bombing gave away the ending, but it was still fun to read.

In the beginning, Veronica starts off spoiled, but through the book, we see her grow and change. I highly recommend the book.