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We Thought We Were Invincible By Michelle Lynn!!!

I hope everyone had a great holiday, and hopefully you have something fun planned for the new year! :)  We will probably spend it at home, hanging out and planning for our trip on Jan 2nd! :)) This read is amazing and important. Full of love, pain, and growth. A must read! 



We Thought We Were Invincible by Michelle Lynn



California “Callie” McCoy feels most alive when her feet are planted firmly on her surfboard on a big swell. And one day, she dreams of riding that wave out of her small town. Away from everyone.

Her plan is simple: graduate high school. With Callie's best friend gone away to college, she plans on spending her senior year skating by. She isn’t looking for friends, and especially not for love - all she needs are her waves and her twin brother. Even if he comes with an annoying best friend, Jamie Daniels, who she can’t stand.

Jamie is a care-free, easy-going surfer who has everything. On the surface, his life appears perfect, but reality is far from it. He has his share of secrets, including one that burns deeper than any other. It’s a good thing Callie hates him because if she didn’t, Jamie knows there’s no way he’d be able to stay away.

And then, one night, everything changes. And nothing will ever be the same.
 



Review: 

I loved every part of this book. The high school experiences Callie goes through are extremely relatable. Great romances. Tough twists that are hard but also real. I won't spoil any of those because they're needed just the way they are. I love the surfing because it shows a place that Callie goes to feel more like herself, and I believe we all have a place like that. A place that makes you feel safe. I love the end of the year decisions each character goes through and the end of the story because it just leaves me wanting more. I enjoyed it completely. Through and through. must read. 



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Happy reading!! 
Kelsey <3

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