That has never happened to me with a Dessen read before so it was shocking, but I suppose I'm not meant to like every single book an author writes.|a Fifteen-year-old Colie, a former fat girl, spends the summer working as a waitress in a beachside restaurant, staying with her overweight and eccentric Aunt Mira, and trying to explore her sense of self.

In addition, I was actually bored throughout most of this book. Book 4 Keeping the Moon/Last Chance The people have spoken (well, all eleven that chose to vote) and the fourth book covered by the Sarah Dessen Diarist is Keeping the Moon. I just wanted Morgan and Isabel to stop talking! The only one I even remotely liked at all was Norman, but even he wasn't enough to make me enjoy this book more. The supporting characters were just as bad in my opinion. Contents 1 Summary 2 Plot 3 Characters 4 Where else did I read about that 4.1 Characters 4.2 Places 4.3 Things 5 Sarah's Words from Sarahland 6 Covers Summary Fifteen-year-old Colie has never fit in. Could it be that Remys starting to understand what those love songs are all about From. Keeping the Moon is the third book written by Sarah Dessen. Keeping the moon by Sarah Dessen, May 2004, Tandem Library edition, School & Library Binding in English. Cover art, synopsis, sequels, reviews, awards, publishing history, genres, and time period. Furthermore, I didn't like her personality at all. For some reason, however, Remy just cant seem to shake him. Keeping The Moon // Last Chance By Sarah Dessen - FictionDB. I wanted to sympathize with Colie more - she's the former fat kid whose still dealing the lingering results of insults about her weight - I lived that life as a teen too - but for some reason I just couldn't understand some of her choices. I finally started to tolerate her better when she grew a backbone and started sticking up for herself. Reading suggestions for today: Keeping the Moon by Sarah Dessen Fifteen years old Collie has never fit in. The main character, Colie, annoyed me to no end for most of the book. I almost stopped listening to this one several times, but I kept hoping that things would pick up.

Typically, I love Sarah Dessen's work, but this one is by far my least favorite of all of her books that I have read.