At Sixteen Francesca always counted on her mum being the strength of her family.
Her mum every morning placed post it notes on Francescas' mirror and the house halls echoed with songs that were set to inspire Francesca and her sibling. Then one morning there is no post it notes, no songs and her mum hasn't left her bed.
That is one of many problems that Francesca faces when she gets up in the morning. She has no idea why her mum isn't getting out of bed and she has to deal with a new school with new friends. To top it off she has boys at her school that are less than happy that there are girls at their once only boys only school.
I found this book easy to pick up and get into the story. I loved that Francesca was different from Alibrandi (first novel of Melindas') and laughed many times throughout the novel remembering when i was in high school.
A must read!