Pushing the Limits
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Rendered a subject of gossip after a traumatic night that left her with terrible scars on her arms, Echo is dumped by her boyfriend and bonds with bad-boy Noah, whose tough attitude hides an understanding nature and difficult secrets.
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Add a CommentThis is the best YA book in the history of the YA books! Seriously! It was so hard to put it down that I pulled an all nighter to finish it. I only found out about this book at the beginning to 2013 (maybe February?) and this is my third time reading it! It hilarious, exciting, swoon-worthy, and just perfect. You HAVE to read it or else you'll miss out on such an amazing book!
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It was interesting to begin with and at times, I like their relationship, but mostly I found this cliche unoriginal. Which, of course, is weird to expect, but I wanted it to be unique. And I found that Noah and Echo didn't really have anything much to talk about other than their problems.
I really enjoyed this book - so much so that I bought myself a copy! There's never a boring moment.
There's a reason this book is on the goodreads best YA fiction list for this year! The story is highly compelling and hooks you right away. Yes, it's predictable, but the characters are realistic and likable. As already mentioned below, fans of the Perfect Chemistry series, will definitely enjoy this!
Solid YA romance, good for the Simone Elkeles/Sarah Dessen readers. Again, my quibble is an issue that I have been having with many books lately--the ending is tied up a little too tidily, a little too easily to feel real-to me. A younger reader may accept character changes of heart more readily.
Way better than I thought it would be based on the cover text, promotions, and the fact that it is a Harlequin Teen book. It is not a steamy sex novel -- it is the story of 2 teens struggling with tragedy. I really enjoyed the characters and would read more by this new author.
I enjoyed this book very much! If you enjoy any of Simone Elkeles books (Perfect Chemistry, Chain Reaction and Rules of Attraction) then I suggest you read Pushing The Limits!