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Someone Like You

Sarah Dessen

Paperback | Pages: 281 pages

Rating: 3.93 | 93645 Users | 3842 Reviews

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Title	:	Someone Like You
Author	:	Sarah Dessen
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 281 pages
Published	:	May 11th 2004 by Penguin (first published May 1st 1998)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Romance. Contemporary. Fiction. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Realistic Fiction. Teen

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Halley has always followed in the wake of her best friend, Scarlett. But when Scarlett learns that her boyfriend has been killed in a motorcycle accident, and that she's carrying his baby, she's devastated. For the first time ever, Scarlett really needs Halley. Their friendship may bend under the weight, but it'll never break—because a true friendship is a promise you keep forever.

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Original Title:	Someone Like You
ISBN:	0142401773 (ISBN13: 9780142401774)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.sarahdessen.com/someone-like-you
Characters:	Halley Cooke, Scarlett Thomas, Macon Faulkner, Michael Sherwood
Setting:	Lakeview, North Carolina(United States)
Literary Awards:	South Carolina Book Award for Young Adult Book Award (2001), Maryland Black-Eyed Susan Book Award for High School (2001), Michigan Library Association Thumbs Up! Award Nominee (1999)

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This book hit so close to home for me. I'm sitting here filled up with so much emotion over this book. Scarlett's story is close to my own with her unexpected pregnancy as a teenager and her struggles. I even had my own 'Halley' to help me (my bf Sara) along the way to take care of me, tell me everything was ok, and just to be there. Everyone should have that best friend like the book says. I loved this story, although I wish there was a better ending. Something to really solidify it so you had

I watched my mother do what she did best, and realized there would never be a way to cut myself from her entirely. No matter how strong or weak I was, she was a part of me, as crucial as my own heart. I would never be strong enough, in all my life, to do without her. *Sniffs* I have read enough books by Ms.Sarah Dessen to prove that she has never failed to give me exactly what I want from a contemporary YA read. Reading her books to me feels like going to that one true friend you could always

I thought this book was okay, but not the best from Sarah Dessen. A bit dry and boring at parts, this is the story of two best friends, Haley and Scarlett, where Halley seems to lean unconditionally on Scarlett. It is not until Scarlett's life becomes a tragedy that Halley begins to learn what it takes to be someone as strong as Scarlett. Covering a romance with classmate, Macon Faulkner, and the struggles with the binds of family as Halley continually changes and evolves while her mother forces

I expected this book to be so much better...In the end, I gave this book 2 stars because I hated so many stuff that happened. I finished this book hoping there will be a conclusion to everything, but the ending left me hung up. Likes: 1) Scarlet. She was a very balanced character, and I liked how she dealt with her pregnancy, and how she was different. If this book was written in Scarlet's POV then I think I would've liked it better because her story was much more important than Halley.

I would recommend this book to any teen age girl. This book is an amazing book, about how strong friendship can go through anything and get stronger. Two best friends that have been friends since they were young, go through an experience that not many people can go through. Scarlett who has always been the strong one is now depending on Halley who has always been the weaker not always not knowing what to do one. Scarlett finds out she is pregnant a few weeks after her boyfriend was killed in a

I dont have a best friend. Sure I have friends. Friendly acquaintances, plenty. But not a best friend like the way Halley has Scarlett, or Scarlett has Halley in Sarah Dessens Someone Like You. So I spent the 24-hours it took me to down this novel (seriously need to find something to do this summer) being just slightly envious of fictional characters. Even if they are going through a tumultuous period wherein Halley, like the comet, is experiencing all the pleasure and punishment of first love

Maybe I've read too much contemporary this month and they're all starting to blur together or I'm getting annoyed by the common themes, but just, no. I was pretty frustrated with the parent/child relationship in this book. I was angered by the father's passivity and I was even further angered by a mother who was supposed to be a "professional" in the field of child psychology screwing up SO badly at simple communication. I don't ever buy the good girl turns rebel without a little more reasoning