Jaqueline Wilson, Kiss

Kiss was a great book. I really enjoyed and it was well written. As i started this book i couldnt stop. All i would do was read this book and my mom would get mad because she would tell me to eat and i would be like let me raed the next chapter all the time. I almost cried when Carl finally let out everything to Sylvie. This was very emotional. This book contains lots of drama and an ordinary teenage life. Esspesically the way Sylvie was yonger than everone. i was also younger than everyone in my class to and i would go to mandees with my cousin and she had big bnoobs and everything would fit her nice and when i would try something on the cleavage part of the shirt would be big because i was flat chested.

i thought this book was amazing, because most of the books i have read are for younger people and they are about silly pretend things but kiss by jacqueline wilson was based on real stuff in life that teenagers could be going through. i didnt really read jacqueline wilson books before i read kiss. kiss is an amazing book and i thought it was that good i went on amazon and was looking at other books by jacqueline wilson and they all look amazing.i am currently purchasing the book cookie which i hope it will live up to the standards of kiss.for anyone who has read this review and have not read kiss i suggest you read it because once you start to read it you wont want to put it down , it only took me 4 days to read it because i thought it was that good . so please read kiss because if you dont you are missing out on a lot . thanks for reading my reveiw love Abbie :) x

Kiss by Jaqueline Wilson is my favorite book EVER and I have read it millions of times and have never seen anything bad about it! The story was brilliant and my fav character is Miranda :)

Once i started it i couldn't out it down! This book actually owns!

The thing I liked about this book is the way Jaqueline Wilson builds up tense moments it builds up effect. A fantastic book witch makes you think what's going to happen next we all know Jaqueline Wilson the best.

Very enjoyable book. After Girls under Pressure, Wilson seems to be dealing with very modern issues with her protagonists. I saw the 'reveal' a mile off, but that didn't stop me enjoying it. As always, Mature and yet very readable. I find her characters are still slightly cliched though, especially the Parental Figures.

It's a brilliant book, all my friends have read it they all loved it too.

I am not someone who reads books all the time but I wanted to read it every day. When I had finished it I really wanted to see what happened when the characters grow older.