Going Too Far
Going Too Far
Fiction | Novel | Published in 2009
Book Brief
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Novel • Fiction
Contemporary South USA • 2000s
2009
16-18 years
HL660L
Super Short Summary
In Going Too Far by Jennifer Echols, a young person encounters life-changing events during their senior year of high school. The narrative explores themes of personal growth, dealing with trauma, and forming unexpected connections, all set against a backdrop of small-town challenges and romance.
Reviews & Readership
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Review Roundup
Going Too Far by Jennifer Echols has received mixed reviews. Readers praise its emotional depth and realistic portrayal of teenage rebellion and romance, applauding the character development and engaging dialogue. However, some critics find the plot predictable and certain character actions implausible. Overall, it's considered a compelling read for fans of young adult fiction.
Who Should Read Going Too Far?
A reader who would enjoy Going Too Far by Jennifer Echols is typically a young adult interested in contemporary romance with a rebellious twist. Comparable to fans of Simone Elkeles' Perfect Chemistry or Sarah Dessen's Along for the Ride, this audience appreciates stories of personal growth, intense relationships, and emotional depth.
38,688 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
245
Novel • Fiction
Contemporary South USA • 2000s
2009
16-18 years
HL660L
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