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One Night That Changes Everything Lauren Barnholdt Books

I read a lot of Young Adult lit. I say that I read it because I teach high school students and it helps me keep in touch with them, but really, I just enjoy the genre.

I started this book on the drive to work (my son drove, so let's dispel the panic that I read while driving. I WISH I could!) and finished it that night, after supper, after dishes, after kid stuff. It's a fast, breezy read, but cute. I think I might have gotten a little teary-eyed even, but then again, I am guilty of fully investing myself in just about every book I read.

High school junior Eliza has had her precious journal, in which she writes down all of her fears, and to add to those fears, she is afraid that her ex-boyfriend, Cooper, has it. To get back the journal, she has to perform several of her fears, and Cooper seems to be behind it all. So for one night, she and two of her friends attempt to fulfill the tasks and get back her journal.

Not the most fully-developed characters, and not a story that expects you to ask a lot of deep questions, but One Night that Changes Everything is fun and silly. Silly in a good way, I guess. I found myself wanting more, though. More Cooper, particularly, because he seemed very one-dimensional. Eliza is annoying, but in a very real, teenage girl kind of way. You get to know her, but her friends, Cooper and his friends are too flat.

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One Night That Changes Everything Lauren Barnholdt Books Reviews

One Night That Changes Everything is an amazing book that I'm sure you will love. It all starts out with a purple notebook that gets lost/stolen and put in the wrong hands. The owner of the notebook a teenager that just broke up with her boyfriend has to complete the tasks that she was to afraid to do with the help of her ex, and her two best friends in ONE night.
That was an amazing book. I have something sort of like the notebook Eliza had. But the real reason I have mine is to, make sure that by the time my life is up, I've done all the things on my list. I wanna live my life to the fullest. And nothing, or no one, is gonna stop me, or come in my way. Don't be afraid to go for the unimaginable. To try for the impossible. That's one of the ways that I look at life. And I hope that you do to. Read this book, and you'll understand what I mean. This book is in a way, truly inspiring.
3.5 out of 5 stars!! It's a sweet book about a girl who feels she has lost her most prized possession, just to have to turn up into the "enemy's" hands. So, she goes out of her way to do what they say to get it back. But just when you think things are going one direction the secondary characters make decisions of their own Eliza world turns into something you never thought would happen. I highly recommend it for those who like sweet teeny romances, with a girl power kick to it.

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One Night That Changes Everything is a great book for people who love a little romance and mystery. The main character, Eliza, is a high school student and has recently broken up with her long term boyfriend Cooper. It turns out that Cooper was using her to get into a friend group called the 318's. Cooper tells Eliza it wasn't just about that and that he actually had feelings for her. Eliza does not know what to believe, but after her journal was stolen by the 318's she is really not a fan of Cooper. Eliza's journal is very personal to her, in it are the things she wishes she could experience but is too afraid to try. After the 318's have looked through it the force Eliza to do the things on the list, like "ask the hottest guy in the club to dance," or "Sing Karaoke in a local coffee shop,". These are just some of the examples of the activities she has to perform and frankly some of the easiest. Throughout all of Eliza's tasks Cooper keeps trying to help her. Eliza however, wants nothing to do with him. Eliza's friends also help her even when they get caught in some real trouble. Want to find out what happens to Eliza and her friends? Want to know if Cooper still has Feelings for Eliza? Then read One Night That Changes Everything. I strongly recommend to everyone. Reading this book you will not regret it. It is full of surprises and excitements.
Review I truly adore Lauren Barnholdt's writing. I've read a few of her books now and I'm always impressed. Occasionally I want a break from the deep, dark book world and want to plunge into something lighter; Lauren is one of my go-to people for that!

One Night That Changes Everything is about Eliza. She is devistated to learn that her book of "fears" has been lost. It is a book that contains all the things she wishes she had the nerve to do. But they are much more ...personal..things and definitely something she doesn't want people to see. Things get worse when she finds out a group of boys from school have her book..and her ex-boyfriend Cooper just happens to be part of that group.

Cooper is used as the go-to person between Eliza and the boys with the book. He is there along the way as she is forced to achieve some of her wish list items from the book. Eliza is a strong character and she was a lot of fun to read about. It helps you realize that everyone has fears--maybe kissing a crush or singing in public-- anything at all. But even the strongest person may need to just break free from those fears. Eliza gains confidence throughout her night of tasks. At the same time, she realizes she may be wrong about Cooper.

Cooper seems to be on Eliza's side, and you really can't help but love their conversations throughout the book. Both characters really learn a lot about themselves, and each other, as they spend the night together.

If you want something light and fun with realistic teen characters, pick up this book or any others by Lauren! You won't be disappointed!
I read a lot of Young Adult lit. I say that I read it because I teach high school students and it helps me keep in touch with them, but really, I just enjoy the genre.

I started this book on the drive to work (my son drove, so let's dispel the panic that I read while driving. I WISH I could!) and finished it that night, after supper, after dishes, after kid stuff. It's a fast, breezy read, but cute. I think I might have gotten a little teary-eyed even, but then again, I am guilty of fully investing myself in just about every book I read.

High school junior Eliza has had her precious journal, in which she writes down all of her fears, and to add to those fears, she is afraid that her ex-boyfriend, Cooper, has it. To get back the journal, she has to perform several of her fears, and Cooper seems to be behind it all. So for one night, she and two of her friends attempt to fulfill the tasks and get back her journal.

Not the most fully-developed characters, and not a story that expects you to ask a lot of deep questions, but One Night that Changes Everything is fun and silly. Silly in a good way, I guess. I found myself wanting more, though. More Cooper, particularly, because he seemed very one-dimensional. Eliza is annoying, but in a very real, teenage girl kind of way. You get to know her, but her friends, Cooper and his friends are too flat.

Published on cupcake's book cupboard. @VivaAmaRisata