Ella's Twisted Senior Year

By: Amy Sparling

Narrated by: Meghan Kelly

Having spent most of her senior year flying under the radar, the last thing Ella Lockhart expected was to have a tornado rip straight through her house, leaving her homeless. It's bad enough that the whole school now pities her, but did her parents have to let the neighbors take them in?

Now she's sharing a house with Ethan Poe, her former best friend-turned-enemy. All those feelings she used to have for him are starting to rain down on her again. Too bad he's a jerk and his new girlfriend has territorial issues. Thanks to Mother Nature, Ella's house and her entire life have been turned upside down.

Ethan isn't quite sure why Ella hates him so much, but he does know she wants nothing to do with him. He's never quite gotten over the crush he had on her as a kid, and now that she's living across the hall, it's hard to stay away. His girlfriend isn't helping the situation and when she shows her true colors, he doesn't want to date her anymore. He wants to date someone like Ella. Too bad she hates him.

©2017 Amy Sparling (P)2017 Amy Sparling

Rekindling childhood romance

I'm a firm believer in soulmates and I believe Ella has found hers. When her life has been turned upside down the last person she expects to help her is Ethan. Childhood best friends, they are torn apart by lies. One fateful day they are thrown together again but someone may stand in the way of them coming back together. High school becomes more of a battle than normal and they may find that it isn't worth the heartache to become friends again. I love the innocence of the romance and found it very refreshing. Great narration that flows together well.

Ella's Twisted Senior Year review

Would you consider the audio edition of Ella's Twisted Senior Year to be better than the print version?

Yes.

Who was your favorite character and why?

Ella. She's an interesting character.

Which scene was your favorite?

The beginning when Ella talks to April on her cellphone.

Any additional comments?

I liked this book. Five stars.

Very cute

This book was given to me for free at my request and I provided this voluntary review.
This is a well written story about young people dealing with heartbreak on many different levels. I have to stick up for it here and say that it is very realistic in telling that one way or another, everything will be okay. Be it after a heartbreak or after losing everything in a natural disaster.
That being said, the narrator did a good job of telling the story, but it just seems she might not like teenagers very much--or maybe just these teenagers in particular. They came across as whiny, or douchey. This is the only reason it isn't a five star rating.

A fantastic read!

Such a great, fun read that kept me hooked right from the beginning till the end.

Loved reading this book! Loved seeing their romance bloom!

Fantastic narration! I was able to read it in a day because of the narrator. Well done!

Could be better

Parts of this book were very cute and parts cringe-worthy. The ex-girlfriend played the mean girl role to a T and Ella sounded like a annoying brat for most of the book. The H was unrealistic and the dialogue didn't do much better. It was a very quick book and it ended rather abruptly.

This book was given to me and I volunteered to give it an unbiased and honest review.