The Break-up Artist is a charming book for teenagers who are in the midst of infatuation themselves. This book accurately portrays the ups and downs of high school in a lighthearted and captivating way.
Amelia takes on a myriad of identities in order to break-up with boys across a number of different schools, but finds she has let her own identity slip through the cracks. After living in her own broken family, Amelia finds it so much easier to break-up relationships than to cultivate them. David helps her learn how to create quality relationships as they pitch in to help a couple of other teenagers stay together. They both learn how powerful relationships can be in this book teenage readers are sure to love.
This book was sent to Compass Book Ratings for review by Cedar Fort
Content Analysis:
Profanity/Language: 1 mild obscenity
Violence/Gore: None
Sex/Nudity: A woman dates a married man; a teenager talks about adjusting her breasts; a teenager wears short skirts; two teens sleep together fully clothed; two characters kiss a few times.
Mature Subject Matter:
Divorce; Marriage; Infidelity.
Alcohol / Drug Use:
None
