Where I want to be Book

Hippies officially rule.

Okay, so basically, I really loved this installment in the series even though it's not very "historical" like the other ones in the series. I thought this one wasn't going to be interesting because it was the latest historical date in the series, but I was wrong. It's one of my favorites. One: It felt like I was reading my diary. Two: Molly was so easy to follow. Three: The History was so easy to understand. Three: Molly's life was very much like mine; I could relate to her. Molly herself is very cool.

Patrick and Molly: I could relate to their brotherly/sisterly relationship. My brother and I like to joke around and laugh at the same things. We figure each other out secretly. We do have a lot of hard times, but we overcome them...like fast. I really thought my brother and I could relate.

Everything Molly would write in her diary, I would find myself writing too. I mean, it's like I was opening up my diary and reading it. I loved that about this book.

Even though there wasn't particularly(besides Jason) a love interest in the installment, I enjoyed it. I preferably enjoy the ones with the love interests even more, but if there's a Dear America diary where there isn't a love interest and I loved it, it certainly is a great. Do I make sense?

Mature, well-written, funny, enjoyable, and such a great read. Hippies rule. Peace out! ~Evelyn