There is also enough drama to keep you glued until the end. The most outstanding thing about this book is that it is written in text message form. Good girl Zoe is also falling in love with a flirty teacher, and her friends have to step in enough times to prevent things from getting out of control. Angela is clearly obsessed with boys, and it is interesting following her as she learns a thing or two about this unfamiliar territory.

In this story, a jerky boy leaves Angela feeling sad while Maddie is going to commit one mistake that will make her the talk in school. However, as the weeks pass, the three friends realize that tenth grade comes with math torture, queen bee encounters, and enough boy to occupy their time. They look forward to having fun times, exploring boys, and getting into all kinds of mischief together.

On their first day of school, the girls vow not to let school split them apart. All the girls are good friends and in the tenth grade. The book tells the story of three girls, Maddie, Angela, and Zoe. Ttyl comes first in the Internet Girls series. Today, Myracle has over 70 distinct works to her name, and her readership continues to grow by the day. Myracle’s debut novel, Kissing Kate, was selected in ALA’s Best Books for Young Adults and was also listed among Top Ten Youth Romances by Booklist. After a short stint in teaching, the talented author decided to focus on her writing. She later went to Vermont College and now holds an MF in Writing for Children and Young Adults. Born in Colorado in 1969, the author went to Colorado State University and graduated with an MA in English. Lauren Myracle is an American author of children and young adult fiction writer known for encouraging parents to expose their children to different kinds of books and let them pick the message.

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