Finding Jupiter

My biggest shout out today, Ooh bless! Finding Jupiter, is such a beautiful unputdownable romantic tale, of young love!This story reminds me of what it was like being young and falling madly in love with a guy at first sight.Young readers will adore this sweet romantic story and adult will have memories of their first love, or falling in love with Mr right.Ray Jr is a tall girl from Memphis with braids, that likes finding poetry in the pages of The Great Gatsby.She doesn’t remember her daddy as he died when she was little. All she knows about her father is he liked Bob Marley and Caribbean food.The one thing Ray is adamant about she’s not hooking up with anybody this summer. It’s a no summer love this year. But she is entertained by romance, just that Ray sees romance as a waste of time.Orion and his best friend Mo, go skating. There Ray catches Orion’s eye, all he sees is the way Ray’s braids dangle down her back as she twists and turns, skating and all he can think, she’s pretty amazing.Orion doesn’t know why girls giggle when they first start to talk to him, maybe it’s because he is attractive, and girls want to impress him by laughing when he talks to them.Bri and Ray are best friends as they go to the same boarding school and share everything together.It’s Ray’s birthday and Bri makes sure Orion and Mo know.Before you know it Ray and Orion go round skating together, and well this must be love as Orion can’t take his eyes off her. Yes ! I think there is love at first sight for Ray, and Orion.Totally one hundred percent recommend this book to all that love sweet romantic novels.

Finding Jupiter is a beautiful YA love story set in Memphis from author Kelis Rowe.The book contains some complex issues but issues that are relevant to today and that a lot of YA readers will go through.The style of writing is perfect, especially for a debut novelist. The book speaks volumes and hits hard.It is a heart-warming, adorable book that anyone who loves a romance story filled with life will love.*I received a free copy of this book, which I voluntarily reviewed.