It's the night blooming Cereus and the mockingbird and the Thursday trips and all sorts of unconventional. And I can also say that it's not only the ending that's magical, it's all of what she's done, experienced and seen. It is so far the most magical ending that I want to witness in real life.

If you think Stargirl is MAGICAL, I dare you to try reading Love, Stargirl and you'll probably be 'pfft-ing' the bunny hop at the Ocotillo ball. I can blab as much as I want here but all I can say is, this is even more magical than the first book. I also met new people in Stargirl's life that I came to love, especially Dootsie, the spoiled but adorable kid (that I sometimes want to grab in the hair) and Charlie, the oh so loving husband who never leaves Grace's side even she's already lying in a tombstone and other characters that I adored like Alvina and Perry, and let's not forget Betty Lou, the woman who never left the comfort of her home (Just like in one of Spongebob's episode). In this book, I saw the vulnerable side of Stargirl, whereas in the first one, in Leo's POV, she's everything that the second book's Stargirl is not. She's the unsure and the unhappy one, although she still managed to keep the sadness to herself to show the world a happy and cheerful facade that some might hate and some might adore. The second one, which I had the pleasure to meet, was another story. The first one being the sure and confident one, and doesn't care what others have to say as long as she is herself (although somewhere in the middle, she's lead astray, she still managed to get back to being Stargirl, the quirky and weird one). There were two different Stargirls that I have met. Though I liked the first one a little more than this, but it doesn't make me love this less. She contemplates on a lot of things as she misses Leo everyday. She was devastated to the point of losing pebbles in her wagon everyday. Stargirl writes letters to Leo everyday in which she's still debating whether to send it or not but still she continues to write everyday and it served as her journal for her journey. This book was dubbed as the world's longest letter where we see a brand new story now in the eyes of Stargirl, whereas in the prequel, we heard Leo Borlock's POV. In this sequel, she meets new people, a new bestfriend and a potential new boyfriend.

Genre: Young Adult, Children, Contemporary, RomanceДЇollowing Stargirl's adventures from when she left Mica highschool all of a sudden to her new life in Pennsylvania where she was back to homeschooling. Published by:В Knopf Books for Young Readers on 14th of August 2007 (first published on January 1st of the same year.

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