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- Reading age5 years and up
- Print length384 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- Dimensions19.8 x 2.4 x 13 cm
- PublisherBloomsbury YA
- Publication date27 June 2019
- ISBN-101526605341
- ISBN-13978-1526605344
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A must-have for any YA collection. Give to teens who enjoyed A Child Called 'It' by Dave Pelzer or The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky (SLJ on MORE THAN WE CAN TELL)
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The characters are well developed and . anticipation and curiosity build throughout (School Library Connection on MORE THAN WE CAN TELL)
This book is going to fly off the shelves to all teens, but it will hold special interest for those looking for a tear-jerking romance, and serious readers of realistic fiction (VOYA on LETTERS TO THE LOST)
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a real page turner [.] there are really good plot twists (Teen Titles)
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Brigid was born in Omaha, Nebraska, though her parents quickly moved her all over the United States, from the desert in Albuquerque, New Mexico, to the lakeside in Cleveland, Ohio, and several stops in between, eventually settling near Annapolis, Maryland.
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- Publisher : Bloomsbury YA (27 June 2019)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 384 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1526605341
- ISBN-13 : 978-1526605344
- Reading age : 5 years and up
- Item Weight : 250 g
- Dimensions : 19.8 x 2.4 x 13 cm
- Net Quantity : 1.00 count
- Generic Name : BOOK
- Best Sellers Rank: #44,150 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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About the author

Brigid Kemmerer is the New York Times bestselling author of dark and alluring Young Adult novels like A Curse So Dark and Lonely, More Than We Can Tell, and Letters to the Lost (Bloomsbury), as well as paranormal YA stories like The Elemental Series and Thicker Than Water (Kensington). A full time writer, Brigid lives in the Baltimore area with her husband, her boys, her dog, and her cat. When she’s not writing or being a mommy, you can usually find her with her hands wrapped around a barbell.
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A: Mine was Call It What You Want by Brigid Kemmerer!
Mini review ✨
My ratings: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5
“Call It What You Want” is a story of two teens – Rob & Maegan who are avoided by the society like a plague. They both are judged and disliked by everyone in their class as well as their neighborhood.
I loved Rob’s character the most, he was so suffocated and miserable with the turn of events that his life became a living hell both inside his house and outside. He was blamed for his father’s mistake, which he had no clue about. Though he worked as an intern in his father’s workplace, he never came to know any of his father’s initiative.
Maegan too was judged without knowing the whole story. Every mistake has a proper explanation and she was never given a chance to explain that. We all are humans, and we all have the right to commit mistakes, but that doesn’t mean you should be judged every damn time!
You’ll love this book if you’re into:
🍂Teen romance
🍂Dark plot with an incredible twist
🍂strong female protagonist
🍂easy, light-hearted read
🍂popular boy & nerdy girl
🍂revolves around friendship, betrayal, bitter truths of society, family issues & morals.
🍂second chances
🍂No steamy scenes/spiciness
Trigger Warnings: attempted suicide
I highly recommend this book, it’s a beautiful story that’ll definitely make you cry and sob both with happiness and melancholy 🥺🥺

A: Mine was Call It What You Want by Brigid Kemmerer!
Mini review ✨
My ratings: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5
“Call It What You Want” is a story of two teens – Rob & Maegan who are avoided by the society like a plague. They both are judged and disliked by everyone in their class as well as their neighborhood.
I loved Rob’s character the most, he was so suffocated and miserable with the turn of events that his life became a living hell both inside his house and outside. He was blamed for his father’s mistake, which he had no clue about. Though he worked as an intern in his father’s workplace, he never came to know any of his father’s initiative.
Maegan too was judged without knowing the whole story. Every mistake has a proper explanation and she was never given a chance to explain that. We all are humans, and we all have the right to commit mistakes, but that doesn’t mean you should be judged every damn time!
You’ll love this book if you’re into:
🍂Teen romance
🍂Dark plot with an incredible twist
🍂strong female protagonist
🍂easy, light-hearted read
🍂popular boy & nerdy girl
🍂revolves around friendship, betrayal, bitter truths of society, family issues & morals.
🍂second chances
🍂No steamy scenes/spiciness
Trigger Warnings: attempted suicide
I highly recommend this book, it’s a beautiful story that’ll definitely make you cry and sob both with happiness and melancholy 🥺🥺

Now, We have Maegan who was a typical overachiever. She cheated in her SAT exam. She was blamed for the cancellation of exam. Things get more complicated when her sister comes home pregnant from college. They both were dealing with tensions in parent-child relationship.
They both judged, rejected, disliked by the society and their class fellows.
Both Rob and Maegan got partnered for a calculus project. They were awkward with each other in the beginning, but in a very short time they became very good friends. And you will read about the friendship of two flawed characters throughout the story.
I loved Rob so much. I was quickly connected with the Rob's story. He was so depressed and suffocated. I was deeply touched by his thoughts. I know cheating can never be justified but Rob was judged for his father's mistakes. Maegen did a mistake but it's not something that defines her. Most of the time people judged the situation without knowing the whole story. It's very important to hold off until you know the facts.
Dark plot with an incredible twist. This was such a good read, I couldn't put it down. There was sadness, harsh truths of society, friendship and all written with a very fine hand and was very satisfying. I enjoyed this book immensely and I highly recommend it!

Now, We have Maegan who was a typical overachiever. She cheated in her SAT exam. She was blamed for the cancellation of exam. Things get more complicated when her sister comes home pregnant from college. They both were dealing with tensions in parent-child relationship.
They both judged, rejected, disliked by the society and their class fellows.
Both Rob and Maegan got partnered for a calculus project. They were awkward with each other in the beginning, but in a very short time they became very good friends. And you will read about the friendship of two flawed characters throughout the story.
I loved Rob so much. I was quickly connected with the Rob's story. He was so depressed and suffocated. I was deeply touched by his thoughts. I know cheating can never be justified but Rob was judged for his father's mistakes. Maegen did a mistake but it's not something that defines her. Most of the time people judged the situation without knowing the whole story. It's very important to hold off until you know the facts.
Dark plot with an incredible twist. This was such a good read, I couldn't put it down. There was sadness, harsh truths of society, friendship and all written with a very fine hand and was very satisfying. I enjoyed this book immensely and I highly recommend it!



Well, at first glance, I thought it was a pure romance book but no, it's not. It's better than that because it focuses on a plot.
I really, really liked the author's writing. It was modern, quick and to the point. Her writing made this a fast-paced read.
And how beautiful the cover is, wow!

Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 6 July 2021
Well, at first glance, I thought it was a pure romance book but no, it's not. It's better than that because it focuses on a plot.
I really, really liked the author's writing. It was modern, quick and to the point. Her writing made this a fast-paced read.
And how beautiful the cover is, wow!




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So, this book, like her other books deal with lonely, tortured teenagers that have been dealt a bad set of cards. Rob has fallen off the social ladder when his father was caught embezzling funds from half the town, screwing everyone over and making Rob and his mom social pariahs in their community. Add to that, his dad's failed suicide attempt, which left Rob and his mom completely responsible for his care.
Then there's Meagan, who is your typical goodie-two-shoes, A-student, until stress and pressure of school get to her and she makes one huge mistake that gets a lot of people in trouble with her and she becomes disliked by many people.
When those two outcasts are paired together for a school project, Meagan feels nervous and honestly, is a bit judgmental and Rob, couldn't care less about Meagan, who she is or what she's done, but to Meagan's huge surprise, actually cares about getting good grades. This partnership soon turns into friendship as they both turn to each other to get away from their families, and that friendship quickly turns into something...more. A lot more.
So much more, that Meagan finds herself struggling with wrong and right. Especially since her dad is the cop that questioned Rob and his family when his dad was caught. There are so many deep layers to this story, so many wonderful moments, so many interesting plot lines that involve some of the secondary characters such as Meagan's sister, or Rob's ex-best friend Colin, or his new unlikely friend, Owen to name a few.
I loved the character development, I loved how things started to unfold, and I have to gloat a little and say that I totally called it! I totally called the real way this embezzlement case would play out and the people involved in it.
Another book I couldn't put down that gave me all the feels, butterflies in my stomach and shivers down my spine.


Rob has been left feeling alone and judged by his school friends for something his father has done.
Maegan is dealing with the aftermath of her cheating on a school test and issues at home.
The 2 are paired together for a school project and their issues bring them closer together but not without there share of problems.
This book was so heartfelt, dealing with alot of issues that happen at high school from bullying to rasicm. It kept me gripped that I just didn't want to put it down.
Can't wait for the next book.

