Written for young adults, I’m So Sure “brings out the Sharpay Evans” in several people. Prom is messy enough, but trying to mix boyfriends and “just friends” lands Bella in a world of trouble–or maybe she puts herself in a world of trouble. Dedicated to solving mysteries, she puts herself in dangerous situations, tempting fate and defying the local police.
Alongside the chaos, she learns to work together with her family and actually defends her stepfather on national television. She works with her stepbrother to help crack the case and beats up some bullies taunting her other sibling.
This book is about who really matters more than what really matters. Prom is just a dance, but the prom queen candidates are people, and Bella is determined to help them, no matter the cost. This book is number two in the series “A Charmed Life” by Jenny B. Jones and makes best sense when read in sequential order; however, it can stand alone as well.
This book was sent to Compass Book Ratings for review by Thomas Nelson
Content Analysis:
Profanity/Language: 1 religious exclamation.
Violence/Gore: Two men wrestle multiple times; three characters beat up some bullies at school; a person tackled to the ground resulting in injury; 5 verbal threats; a car is maliciously driven off the road; a planted bomb explodes, endangering lives.
Sex/Nudity: Hugging; holding; jokes about Victoria’s Secret underwear; jokes about having sex in a person’s bedroom.
Mature Subject Matter:
Religion; Adoption; Robbery; Terminal Illness.
Alcohol / Drug Use:
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