Keep What Remains

Keep What Remains was a throwback, easy to read, love story that will keep you up until its over and makes you cry.

5/5 stars.

Our main character Megan hasnt been able to have boys around since her parents divorce due to her very strict father. Her and her sister Chelsea, have become very good at sneaking behind his back however.

I loved our characters. Megan, Tessa, Chelsea, Jason, Lyndsey, even Kenny was a nice addition to the team. You cant help but root for everyone, and hope they make it through everything. Megan was a very interesting main character, her inner thoughts are very entertaining and very funny.

The overall plot ended up being extremely good. It wasnt anything super shocking for a plot twist, but the realism of all of it was very well done. The 1985 setting was extremely cool to travel to. The hair, clothing, and movies coming out actually made me laugh.

And the ending? The ending was honestly perfect. I know whats going to happen, and I would read it all again for that ending!

I loved this book. Reading that took me back to those crazy teenage years. Regardless of who, and where you were during that phase of your life, you will find yourself re-living moments, smelling scents and crying your heart out at those memories. You know these characters, you will relate. This book is a breath of fresh air, specially during these times, that reminds you just how bright and amazing that light at the end of the tunnel can truly be. Must read <3

This book is so touching. It starts as a completely nostalgic coming of age tale…then takes your head and your heart and has you spinning. I loved this book. It may be labeled YA or Teen, but it is a well written, beautiful story for any age!

I liked this book from the start. The story is engaging the characters are relatable. The story is set in the 80’s where mall hair and Molly Ringwald are everything. The author hits all the notes with a first love, family drama, friendship and loss. I cried a couple of times as Megan navigates through probably the toughest year of her life.

Such a great book!! Loved all the era references, all from my teenage years. Can relate to all the characters in the book either within myself or in friends and family in my life from my past. Sometimes funny, sometimes sad and heartbreaking yet all real to life and relatable. Loved the ending and hoping for a second book continuing he story! Great job!!

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