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The Breakup Support Group Cheyanne Young Books

I won a $10 Amazon card from one of Brenda Drake's giveaway. I used it to buy this book because I really wanted to read this. I signed up for the cover reveal of The Breakup Support Group October last year and I fell in love with the blurb. So, thank you again, Brenda Drake because I finally got my hands on this book.

So, it turned out I did not just fall in love with the blurb. The story was really swoon-worthy. I wanted to join their support group even though my soul is more broken than my heart. To be honest, the story is not so extraordinary but what made it appealing and so spellbinding is the whole support group. Without the presence of the support group this would be just another love story. But with the support group, it took the story to another level and gave it more depth and made it unforgettable. Not to mention the very intriguing title. It demands attention and is shouting "Read Me". The title and the whole story is both very clever that I think this is one of the most captivating, amusing and easy YA romance stories I have read this year. This is an absolute inspirational romance.

Emory Underwood is absolutely a book boyfriend to die for. Emory...what a lovely name. It feels so right to say it. Brooding and mysterious. Exactly my type of guy. Aaahhhh. I felt like a teenager again reading this. I imagined I was Isla. I could totally be her. It was so easy to get lost in her character and channel in the qualities that made Emory so drawn to her. This is a kind of story that I would want to read again and again just to feel better if I feel down and lonely. This will in a way make me cry but at the end will have me smiling from ear to ear. My heart will be pounds lighter. Just to remind you, I don't really do re-reads. I only do if they are incredibly remarkable. This one is.

I give this 5/5 pans of pizza or let's just have a pizza party. Let's celebrate because this book could just be what you need. This will take your worries away. Not too heavy on the drama but very uplifting and hopeful. An easy yet very satisfying read that will have you high and floating on cloud nine. I certainly dreamed of my own Emory right after reading this. And I was in high spirits when I woke up the next day remembering this fantastic story. This book is definitely the answer or the cure to all broken hearts or even broken spirits like mine.

But I see now that waiting for a true love is exactly what the movies want you to think it is--a fairy tale.
- Cheyanne Young, The Breakup Support Group -


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The Breakup Support Group Cheyanne Young Books Reviews

Fun read. Not anything to rave about, but solid enough for a YA book on breaking -up.
The premise of the story is different with the whole breakup support group, so I had high hopes for it, but it fell short. I hardly ever abandon books, but I almost did with this one. It's very slow going and repetitive at the start. The story doesn't pick up any momentum until Isla arrives at her new school. My main problem is with character development. You know very little about the characters, so it's hard to get invested in them. The two characters that end up together at the end... you find yourself wondering, what did they like about each other? What was it that they fell in love with? It's hard to tell because the reader doesn't really get to see them connect. Some other odd things... the main character has a 1030pm curfew, but her mother makes sure she's taking birth control. There was an incident of sexual assault that was never addressed or had consequences. It just happens and then on to the next thing. The whole story is built around the support group and they are just left out in the end. No one knows what they think or how they feel about what happened with two of the group member's. It just felt strange and rushed at the end. I know the review is a bit vague, but I didn't want to spoil anything.
Okay, can all YA books be like this? Everything about this book is amazing—the characters, the dialogue, the plot—and I didn't want it to end. I will definitely be reading more from Young!
Cheyenne Young is a gifted writer. The characters jump off the page. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and recommend it.
This book is wonderful!! I definitely recommend if you are a fan of YA romance. I love that this book tackles truthfully the pain of a breakup in high school. It is devastating and the main character is written so well that you can really feel her emotional progress through the story. The romance and relationship building are also so adorable and sweet but also emotional and truthful. Thank you Ms Young for such a fun book! )
Oh wow...this story was total PERFECTION! Completely adorable in every way--well-written, uplifting, hopeful, and just...HAPPY.
I really enjoyed this well-written young adult romance that centered on teens dealing with the pain from breakups. The main character, Isla, goes through some especially tough times as she tries to stumble on after the end of a four-year relationship. She finally gets help through a support group at her new school. I loved this group--the kids in it, the teacher in the background, the way they challenged each other to move on. There's also a swoony boy. I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the swoony boy. ;-) And the promise of new beginnings. A great read!
I won a $10 card from one of Brenda Drake's giveaway. I used it to buy this book because I really wanted to read this. I signed up for the cover reveal of The Breakup Support Group October last year and I fell in love with the blurb. So, thank you again, Brenda Drake because I finally got my hands on this book.

So, it turned out I did not just fall in love with the blurb. The story was really swoon-worthy. I wanted to join their support group even though my soul is more broken than my heart. To be honest, the story is not so extraordinary but what made it appealing and so spellbinding is the whole support group. Without the presence of the support group this would be just another love story. But with the support group, it took the story to another level and gave it more depth and made it unforgettable. Not to mention the very intriguing title. It demands attention and is shouting "Read Me". The title and the whole story is both very clever that I think this is one of the most captivating, amusing and easy YA romance stories I have read this year. This is an absolute inspirational romance.

Emory Underwood is absolutely a book boyfriend to die for. Emory...what a lovely name. It feels so right to say it. Brooding and mysterious. Exactly my type of guy. Aaahhhh. I felt like a teenager again reading this. I imagined I was Isla. I could totally be her. It was so easy to get lost in her character and channel in the qualities that made Emory so drawn to her. This is a kind of story that I would want to read again and again just to feel better if I feel down and lonely. This will in a way make me cry but at the end will have me smiling from ear to ear. My heart will be pounds lighter. Just to remind you, I don't really do re-reads. I only do if they are incredibly remarkable. This one is.

I give this 5/5 pans of pizza or let's just have a pizza party. Let's celebrate because this book could just be what you need. This will take your worries away. Not too heavy on the drama but very uplifting and hopeful. An easy yet very satisfying read that will have you high and floating on cloud nine. I certainly dreamed of my own Emory right after reading this. And I was in high spirits when I woke up the next day remembering this fantastic story. This book is definitely the answer or the cure to all broken hearts or even broken spirits like mine.

But I see now that waiting for a true love is exactly what the movies want you to think it is--a fairy tale.
- Cheyanne Young, The Breakup Support Group -