Red Girl, Blue Boy by Lauren Baratz-Logsted
This book was provided to me for free through Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. Thoughts at a glance: ** (It was okay) Katie Willfield and Drew Reilly are of course destined to be enemies, as her father is the Republican candidate for President, and his mother is the Democratic candidate. Also, they seem to be complete opposite - Katie lives and breathes politics, while Drew just wants to be a normal kid. But when a morning show interview throws them together, sparks fly between them, and as Katie helps Drew adjust to life in the spotlight, Drew helps Katie loosen up and be a normal teenager. However, things get interesting when the media catches wind of their relationship right when they break up, and things get even more interesting when both parents want them to continue their relationship for the cameras. (This story is told in alternating viewpoints.) Spoiler alert: You won't know who wins the election. So... I felt like this book had a lot of potential. T...