A skillful and handsome surfer who gets on her nerves. (Which is an idiot move in my opinion, but well, the story needs the plot, so.) While she looks for Alex, she also takes a summer job in a museum. So she decides to look for Alex without telling him, and see if she was the “same” Alex online. Alex could be a psycho, pervert, or maybe murderer, someone who probably the complete opposite of himself in the Internet. But she’s afraid to tell Alex that they live in the same town now. She has a huge crush on him because they think alike and has similar taste in movies.

She feels a little worried because her new place, California, is the hometown of her movie geek internet pen pal that she never met named Alex. Not because she’s afraid that she couldn’t get a new friend or she’ll have a hard time to adjust with new place. The right choice for me to go back to my original home, I must say.Īlex, Approximately tells a story of Bailey “Mink” Rydell who just moves to California in order to avoid his mother and stepfather, and moves in with his father. And the first book I read was Alex, Approximately by Jenn Bennet. I kind of drowned in the puddle of alpha-dominant males (Okay, that sounds so wrong).Īfter I had enough dose of adult romance (I read almost 40 books of them, geez), somehow, this month I returned to the YA’s side. I ditched them in the first quarter of the year, and I switched to adult romance.

A complete opposite of myself in 2016, in 2017 I sort of forgot that I’m a YA geek.

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