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So, this is probably the first book I ever decided to read despite so many negative reviews. I will tell you this book is short, sweet, and has a happily ever after. I liked this book, but I could have loved it. I was desperate for some more character development, more depth to the story. We find out some about Talon's past, but we don't exactly get into hers.

-*-*The rest of my review contains spoilers. *-*
Here's some of my issues I had with this story:
We desperately need more depth and understanding of Keeley (did I spell that right? ) We find out about Talon's ex, his farm, his dad, his crazy mom, that's he an only child, Calire, his weight issues as a child, etc. What do we find out about Keeley"? Well, she's some how in AP classes yet she does a lot of plagiarism on her school work. She's a huge procrastinator, she doesn't get fantastic grades, her brothers "scene" is not hers but some how she dated that one kid. She's highly judgmental of everyone except her brother? She loves books, but I don't hear anything about her reading books except the first chapter of the story. She's a runner. She doesn't like to deal with any issues, she'd instead rather run clear away from them. I am not sure why she was with Talon because I felt like every five seconds she wanted to quit talking to him. What are his passions? She doesn't know what she wants to do in school, but what does she enjoy? Just, so many questions about her that I don't feel her character was developed enough here.

Here's some other questions I have with her attitude towards Talon. As soon as she finds out about him being her brothers nemesis, she gets all angry and defensive of her brother. This girl is suppose to have some brains, she's in AP classes (Although she does cheat often) but it never occurred to her to ask him what team he played for? She knew he was local and that he was in football. IF it was truly so important to her, why wouldn't she have asked? She knows he is not on her brothers team, but she wanted to know more about Talon. Why wouldn't she have asked her brother? He obviously would know some other teams players since he plays them all the time. But more importantly, she knew they weren't on the same team so isn't he in a round about way, no matter what OTHER team he's on her brothers 'enemy'? She didn't care and never stopped to ask so it shouldn't have been such a huge deal. She also made the conscious decision to leave her last name, and her brother./football, out of their relationship for a reason. Isn't she then a liar by omission, too?


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Textrovert Lindsey Summers Books Reviews

The story begins with a cellphone swap between our two main characters, Keeley and Talon, who seems like an obnoxious jerk, the story escalates from there.
Overall, it is a fun read. I like the close relationship between Keeley and her twin brother, Zach, how they were close together but kind of grew apart as they got older, I know how Zach feels first-hand, like you can't let anyone down, still you need someone to be there for you when you're down, therefore he tries to salvage the relationship between siblings.
Back to our main couple, I like how the author implies that there are two personas for the two main characters, their cellphones are a window to their real personality opposed to the one they put up for the real world.
There is just one thing that I have a problem with, that is how some problems in this story were dealt with, but the outcome in the end was quite unexpected and pretty cool.
I really like this book and the chemistry between its characters. Would I suggest it? Yes.
I thought this book was ok. I didn't see any difference between the Keeley on the phone and supposedly "in person" that the author was trying to convince us of it. It seemed like she was one person altogether rather than having two different personalities. It was predictable and an okay read.
I love this ideal of meeting someone through a phone switch. If they would have met face to face first they wouldn't of happened. They grew so close through texts that others opinions or beliefs didn't have the ability to tear them apart.
Textrovert is a cute story about a (un)fortunate phone swap, an arrogant boy, a sassy girl, and her brother (who happens to be said arrogant boy's arch nemesis).

I absolutely love, love, love Talon's insufferable ego in the beginning and Keeley's back and forth banter with him. Eventually, they strike up a friendship where you see the real Talon and Keeley come out.

This is a super quick and addicting read. The last quarter was a bit chaotic and ended a tad too quickly for my liking but it was a perfect summer read.

Overall, this is a sweet and fun story about happy mistakes. Recommended for the light contemporary YA romance lovers.
*Warning there are probably little spoilers riddled through my review so if you haven't read the book you might want to wait to read*
I would honestly recommend this book to anyone and everyone. This was one of those rare books that I barely put down once while I anticipated each and every page!! Only to cry once I quickly finished the book(cue the gushing of weird liquids) I loved all the banter and sibling love and pretty much everything! The only things that I'm frustrated about are not being able to officially meet Darlene and how short the book felt. I loved how Talon and Keeley overcame the problems they were face with and how the relationship between the twins became stronger! Her brother deserves someone special that's for sure! My personal favorite of the book was definitely the peep obsession! And I know that I'll definitely need to try the peep smores and soon! Now I think that I've probably used more exclamation points than I have for the last several years and will tone it down.
I had high hopes for this one. I bought it right before a camping trip and planned to read it (and others) on that trip. I read a similar book to this one right before reading this one that was such an emotional impact for me that this one just fell short on the emotions. I did like it. It was a light and cute read. But it was missing some depth. I know that this book is popular due to it being on another site for a while before being published, which made me feel like it would be better than it was.

Really my opinion just could have been the perfect storm of reading a wonderfully emotional book and finishing it hours before picking this one up combined with expecting more. So your results may vary. I just wouldn't read it right after reading a book that you have fell in love with.
So, this is probably the first book I ever decided to read despite so many negative reviews. I will tell you this book is short, sweet, and has a happily ever after. I liked this book, but I could have loved it. I was desperate for some more character development, more depth to the story. We find out some about Talon's past, but we don't exactly get into hers.

-*-*The rest of my review contains spoilers. *-*
Here's some of my issues I had with this story
We desperately need more depth and understanding of Keeley (did I spell that right? ) We find out about Talon's ex, his farm, his dad, his crazy mom, that's he an only child, Calire, his weight issues as a child, etc. What do we find out about Keeley"? Well, she's some how in AP classes yet she does a lot of plagiarism on her school work. She's a huge procrastinator, she doesn't get fantastic grades, her brothers "scene" is not hers but some how she dated that one kid. She's highly judgmental of everyone except her brother? She loves books, but I don't hear anything about her reading books except the first chapter of the story. She's a runner. She doesn't like to deal with any issues, she'd instead rather run clear away from them. I am not sure why she was with Talon because I felt like every five seconds she wanted to quit talking to him. What are his passions? She doesn't know what she wants to do in school, but what does she enjoy? Just, so many questions about her that I don't feel her character was developed enough here.

Here's some other questions I have with her attitude towards Talon. As soon as she finds out about him being her brothers nemesis, she gets all angry and defensive of her brother. This girl is suppose to have some brains, she's in AP classes (Although she does cheat often) but it never occurred to her to ask him what team he played for? She knew he was local and that he was in football. IF it was truly so important to her, why wouldn't she have asked? She knows he is not on her brothers team, but she wanted to know more about Talon. Why wouldn't she have asked her brother? He obviously would know some other teams players since he plays them all the time. But more importantly, she knew they weren't on the same team so isn't he in a round about way, no matter what OTHER team he's on her brothers 'enemy'? She didn't care and never stopped to ask so it shouldn't have been such a huge deal. She also made the conscious decision to leave her last name, and her brother./football, out of their relationship for a reason. Isn't she then a liar by omission, too?