Powerful. Poignant. Peaceful. Uplifting. Encouraging. WOW. What I felt: Enthralled. Moved to tears. This popped my J. Jones cherry and now I think I may want to get myself addicted. This is a book you definitely have to read to FEEL for yourself. No review will be able to do justice to such a uniquely deep and profound masterpiece. This actually is quite amazing for a fiction novel. So much of it can be applied to real life because it is REAL and is so deeply relatable it actually sounds like a personal piece by the author! I don't know what else to say but I strongly recommend it; especially to those feeling troubled in their faith.This is not a review of the content or the storyline or even the book itself but of the concept and it's message. The story was just the support piece! There You'll Find Me Lots of people, a big movie star, a star who was a party girl but now is not because she learned her lEsson of being a bad girl so now she is a good girl and there is a big movie star named becketT he falls in love with the star named Finley and she doesn't want to admit that she is in love with him to because she doesn't want to go back to a party girl. Finley lost her brother named will so she is trying to find this cross and go to every place he went to in abbygail because she is trying to finisher her brothers song for him because that's all she has of him left. She thinks she need to find the cross in will's Journal to finish the song that she is going to play on her audition that she failed already twice. Beckett has a father who wants him to stay a movie star but really Beckett doesn't want to anymore he thinks it is to much for him. But his father makes his movies for his money because he Ops to be rich. Beckett falls Inlove with the girl named Finley because he thinks she is different then other girls so he makes a deal with her, she will be his asistent and he will take her to every place she wants to go.Finley is a girl who loves music and lost her brother in war.she has her brothers journal and is trying to find a cross that is in her brothers journal for she can finish her song.Beckett and Finley feel something for each other but Beckett can admit it but Finley can't because she doesn't want to look like other girls who are madly inlove with him because that just looks stupid to her and it looks awfull. But still Beckett and Finley do have feelings for each other but Finley just can't admit to it.After reading the story, the author wants you to understand that falling for a movie star doesn't always work out well because movie stars have lots of things to do like making movies and practicing lines and stuff. But most of all it's ok to like someone you just can't say it right away because you might not know who the person really is so you ant to make super he or she is right for you,because if you do say it right away you might not like the girl or boy you just hooked up with or if you ask out the girl or boy and they reject you, you might feel heart broken or confused but really you know you needed to find out what you like about the girl or boy because you migh not just like him.This book is definitely held my interest because, I love romance because I love love and I love seeing how people hook up and I wouldRecommend this to anyone because it a very good book and I think I would read it over and over again.
This book makes you smile. It also makes you cry. It makes you think. It also makes you not want to put it down.It ticks all the boxes in the fact that it's christian, romantic, funny, but also has it's incredibly serious and tear-worthy scenes.The plot is great and somehow original, despite talking about well-known issues and romance, and the characters are enjoyable and fun to read about. There are some seriously amazing scenes in this book, and I highly recommend it.About a girl in Ireland who's trying to find faith, what's not to like? (Especially with the likeable Becket Rush)
—abd
I was instantly captivated by this book. I love the setting Jones sets for her main character, Finley, in the country of Ireland, and how she describes her quest to reconnect with God. In her novel, Jones shows that not everyone is who they seem, that internally we are all missing something, and that we all need to embark on our own journey to find out who we really are. This is a book all teenagers need to read.
—michellejane
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