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"A fun read about a Denver high school whose idea of inclusivity goes beyond the norm to include all 'geeks, freaks, and uniques.'"―School Library Journal"There are plenty of comedic missed and mixed messages...Romance readers will enjoy this alternative peek at prom."―Booklist"This engaging story explores some serious themes, but always with a light and humorous touch."―VOYA"Refreshingly realistic...a highly readable tale with a little something for everyone."―The Bulletin
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About the Author
Julie Anne Peters is the critically acclaimed author of Define "Normal," Keeping You a Secret, Pretend You Love Me, Between Mom and Jo, She Loves You, She Loves You Not..., and Luna, a National Book Award finalist. She lives with her partner, Sherri Leggett, in Lakewood, Colorado.
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Product details
Paperback: 352 pages
Publisher: Little, Brown Books for Young Readers; Reprint edition (April 2, 2013)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 031613144X
ISBN-13: 978-0316131445
Product Dimensions:
5.5 x 1 x 8.2 inches
Shipping Weight: 9.9 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
Average Customer Review:
3.9 out of 5 stars
10 customer reviews
Amazon Best Sellers Rank:
#2,009,309 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
I have read and enjoyed this author's other books for years. I, therefore, had high hopes for Its Our Prom.Unfortunately, the issue, for me, with this book was the characters, I just did not like most of them and, while this usually is not a problem for me, in this case, it seriously removed most of the fun for me.Azure - wow! What a spoiled brat. While she is busy lobbying for diversity and acceptance, she was probably the worst offender when it came to judging people and feeling superior. I found myself truly disliking her in many instances as I kept expecting her to start stamping her foot and holding her breath until she got what she wanted. It was hard for me to stand by her when she was actually saying something that I agreed with. I also questioned her motives throughout most of the book. I also did not understand her love for her best friend. As far as I could tell from the backstory, Radhika, her best friend is straight and never gave Azure reason to believe otherwise, yet, Azure kept obsessing over asking her for Prom. I could not understand where this was coming from and the author did nothing to set up the premise.Radhika - I think I missed a focal point in this novel. Why on earth were so many people `in love' with her? She was probably the least fleshed out character. All she seemed to do was study and follow her parent's directives. She did not seem to have much of a personality and appeared to be removed most of the time. Yet, she seemed to be the center of everyone's attention all the time without any valid reasons. Here again, the premise was not set up properly.Luke was an okay character. He was funny and certainly relieved some of the more tension filled moments. I also did not understand his relationship with Radhika.What worked for me best in this story were the secondary characters. I loved the relationship between Azure and her dad. I also thought the Owen and Luke relationship was worth exploring more. As for Mrs. Flacco, seriously - someone should have just smacked her upside the head.Overall, the story is good, but the character development (and growth) was lacking.
This is the first book that I have read by Julie Anne Peters that was just okay for me, I usually can't put her books down and love the charectors, but this one just seemed lacking. Peters still remains my favorite author, and the book was good, just not as good as I have come to expect from her.
No Problem
I was hoping for a little more interesting book. Julie Anne's Keeping you A Secret was much better in my opinion.
The book was in good condition. It did not have any tears, just a couple of bent corners. Overall Good!
This review has been crossposted from my blog at The Cosy Dragon.com. Please head there for more in-depth reviews by me, which appear on a timely schedule.I was so excited about this book coming out that I bought a hard copy. And then I got a hand signed book plate by Julie Anne Peters! Squee! There are few things I would get even vaguely fan-girl-y about, but this is one of them for sure.Sadly, the book was a bit different to the others Peters has written, and I wasn't as convinced by the characters as I usually am. This novel used the technique of splitting between Azure (a lesbian) and Luke (a bisexual) for perspective.I liked Azure, and felt more in common with her. However, I didn't get the same sense of her being super chatty from within her perspective as I did from Luke. Sometimes it seemed like she was a totally different person. Her relationship with her dad though was a very positive one, as was her pespective on not judging others (most of the time).Luke was a character of contradictions for me. He seemed like he was very flamboyant, and that was why his brother hated him so much, but then it wasn't all that clear because his brother did care in a strange way. And then there was his crush on Radhika, but then his play and everything at the same time. Not to mention it seemed like he never did homework!Now to the storyline (a bit back to front I know). One word and one person: Prom, Radhika. Both Azure and Luke want to go to the prom with Radhika, but she doesn't like either of them in that way (or does she), given that they have been friends for forever! I think I read somewhere that originally Radhika had a perspective as well, but that this was then removed from the book. A pity, I would have liked to hear a bit more from her.The end of the novel was altogether too happy for my liking. Others who love that kind of ending will probably be satisfied though. The same goes for the school settings they find themselves in - it is amazing that everyone is so diverse and accepting. It's not something that has happened in Australia yet as far as I can tell, but I'd love to see a real high school in the US that has it.I could have given this book three stars, but then reconsidered up to four. I didn't hate it, and it's probably not a desperate reread for me in the same way that Keeping You a Secret is, but it was reassuring to read it.
Azure, Luke, and Radhika have been best friends for a very long time. Yet it seems as if senior year is the year everything starts to change. Azure is in love with Radhika, Luke's in love with Radhika, and Radhika just wants to get away from her parents' rules. It's Our Prom is told from both Azure and Luke's perspectives. Now Azure's been asked to join the prom committee (prom com) to plan an alternative prom - a more inclusive prom. Azure drags Luke and Radhika into the prom com and things start to go downhill. Can the friends remain friends and salvage the prom?It's Our Prom wasn't my favorite Julie Anne Peters novel. I felt the main characters were overly selfish and self-centered. Teenagers can be both of those, but this seemed over the top. They were consumed with their preconceived notions and judgments of others. This is even though they were trying to be "inclusive" with the alternative prom. I did like the fact that by the end of the book, the characters learned they people aren't always so different from themselves.
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