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Original Title:	Someone Like You
ISBN:	0142401773 (ISBN13: 9780142401774)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.sarahdessen.com/someone-like-you
Characters:	Halley Cooke, Scarlett Thomas, Macon Faulkner, Michael Sherwood
Setting:	Lakeview, North Carolina(United States)
Literary Awards:	South Carolina Book Award for Young Adult Book Award (2001), Maryland Black-Eyed Susan Book Award for High School (2001), Michigan Library Association Thumbs Up! Award Nominee (1999)

Someone Like You

Sarah Dessen

Paperback | Pages: 281 pages

Rating: 3.93 | 93645 Users | 3842 Reviews

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Halley has always followed in the wake of her best friend, Scarlett. But when Scarlett learns that her boyfriend has been killed in a motorcycle accident, and that she's carrying his baby, she's devastated. For the first time ever, Scarlett really needs Halley. Their friendship may bend under the weight, but it'll never break—because a true friendship is a promise you keep forever.

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Title	:	Someone Like You
Author	:	Sarah Dessen
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 281 pages
Published	:	May 11th 2004 by Penguin (first published May 1st 1998)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Romance. Contemporary. Fiction. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Realistic Fiction. Teen

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Ratings: 3.93 From 93645 Users | 3842 Reviews

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I watched my mother do what she did best, and realized there would never be a way to cut myself from her entirely. No matter how strong or weak I was, she was a part of me, as crucial as my own heart. I would never be strong enough, in all my life, to do without her. *Sniffs* I have read enough books by Ms.Sarah Dessen to prove that she has never failed to give me exactly what I want from a contemporary YA read. Reading her books to me feels like going to that one true friend you could always

3.5This book surprised me. Initially it was a solid 2 stars, eventually reaching 4 and settling on 3.5. I was surprised by it because initially it seemed so incredibly dumb. The novel opens with Halley getting a phone call that her bff's boyfriend has been killed in an accident. Now, this is high drama. But does anyone seem fazed? Mmm, not really. Scarlett, the bff in question, is washing dishes while she relays the news to Halley, and Halley's mom seems pretty chilled about it, not even wanting

This book was straight up Sarah Dessen (Queen of teenage girly books that all have the same plot but are somehow still good), but I was disapointed by the choice of main character. I've heard all about the bad boy boyfriend, the pregnant best friend, the writer mom, but I wanted to hear the story from the point of Cameron! How out of the blue would it be to read a story about a boy who moves into a new town and befriends a pregnant girl whose baby's father is dead?...(and perhaps is in love with



I went in this book thinking of the story to be completely different. I was also very confused as to what the plot was actually about. First I thought it was about Scarlett and Micheal, then it was Halley and Scarlett, then Macon and Halley? Then it was about their relationship? Then maybe the mother and Halley's relationship??I really couldn't figure that out, I just let that be and went with whatever way the story was structured and read it as a slice of life giving me a lot of lessons while

Someone like you is one of my favorite books by Sarah Dessen, but I cant help to wish Halleys relationship with Macon would have been a bit clearer. I really loved Macons character and I feel that the ending didnt do him much justice. I mean theres the first half of the book where you can only see Macon as a selfish guy that constantly gets Halley in trouble. And the whole virginity thing is misinterpreted. I mean its understandable that he wants to sleep with her and she never really bothers to

4.5 starsThis was my first ever Sarah Dessen book and it's always amazing to come back to that kind of nostalgic feeling.