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I’ve received a mobi.file download [KINDLE copy] of this book through her recent giveaway on LibraryThing and the following is my honest opinion.

To start with, the story here has been written in the first person through the guise of its main female protagonist, a seventeen year old teenager, Nicole; who happens to be slightly younger than the book’s author, Hermione Daguin, when she wrote this book. While I did find, as expected before I began reading this book, that it would require some editing. However, I feel given the age of these two individuals, the errors add some authenticity to Nicole’s character.

Nicole is essentially your stereotypical high school senior girl with the highest GPA [Grade Point Average] in her class, including a losing place in the dating game. And like many other girls like her she has a flawless record at school, so why does she wind up dating Ken, the baddest boy there. I have to wonder much of this has to do with her having no mother and her now finding out her father is now dying with Leukemia, throwing a curve in Nicole’s young life. The book’s description helps to set the stage for the natural storyline which is happening as you turn the book’s pages.

With all things considered, I’ve decided to give Ms Daguin 4 STARS for her endeavor here.


Tags : Guess what? Life happened. [Hermione Daguin] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Nicole was one of those perfect students, with impeccable record and the highest GPA in her senior class. She had the perfect plan for her life until her world came crumbling down. She discovered that her father had Leukemia and barely had a few years left. She relied on her best friend to help her through this as she did when her mother died. Her fear became greater when she find out she was being stalk. At the same time,Hermione Daguin,Guess what? Life happened.,Xlibris,1503522547,Fiction,Fiction - General,Fiction General,General,Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945)

Guess what? Life happened Hermione Daguin 9781503522541 Books Reviews

Miss Daguin has a great voice to describe her book. L enjoyed the book. The one thing I found needed to be corrected is some grammatical errors. I will be recommending this book to our school librarian. Thank you for sharing your book.
Guess what? Life happened is one of a kind. It is a must read. There's a lot to learn. In other to do so, we must not be judge mental but instead penetrate into the mind of the writer Hermione Daguin. She has a great way of telling a story despite her mistake and her flaws.

There's a lot to learn from this story and we can only do so if we purchase and read this book with the right approach.

You missing out as a reader if you do not plunge into this book. Get you a copy and you will not regret it.

A must read. Give it a try! Look past the grammar and minor mistakes and you won't regret it. It's a great story with a great message.
Yikes, didn't like this one very much.

The writing style was a little juvenile (there was a lot of tell, not show), and there were TONS of grammatical errors - a few on each page, and they ranged from issues of capitalization, tense, punctuation, idioms, run-on sentences, and fragments.

The plot was original but a little all over the place; it kind of felt like the author was trying to incorporate a variety of different subplots and conflicts, but looking back on it, it seemed a little disconnected and jumbled.

The characters were alright - tolerable, but I didn't actively like any. The main character was depicted as the stereotypical "nerdy girl", and yet things she said or did didn't really add up.
What I usually like in a story is a mixture of good and bad in every character - because that's what it's like in real life - but in this story, it felt like the main character was written to become the victim of everything, while almost everyone else was written as wrong and antagonistic, even the people who were meant to stand by her. These type of character changes made the narrator's story seem extremely tragic - which was understandable - but everything that happened just seemed a little flat and cliche.

I guess a simple way to reiterate that would be that the characters were two dimensional - they were either good or bad, no in between.

The epilogue was a bit too much in my opinion. I understand that it was an attempt to show a happily-ever-after despite all the tragedy that happened, but like I said previously, it painted the other characters as COMPLETELY evil, which was why they ended up the ways they did.

All in all, this story read more like a a story that would be put online by a young writer and even though I didn't hate the story, I definitely wouldn't give it higher than a two-star rating.
I’ve received a mobi.file download [KINDLE copy] of this book through her recent giveaway on LibraryThing and the following is my honest opinion.

To start with, the story here has been written in the first person through the guise of its main female protagonist, a seventeen year old teenager, Nicole; who happens to be slightly younger than the book’s author, Hermione Daguin, when she wrote this book. While I did find, as expected before I began reading this book, that it would require some editing. However, I feel given the age of these two individuals, the errors add some authenticity to Nicole’s character.

Nicole is essentially your stereotypical high school senior girl with the highest GPA [Grade Point Average] in her class, including a losing place in the dating game. And like many other girls like her she has a flawless record at school, so why does she wind up dating Ken, the baddest boy there. I have to wonder much of this has to do with her having no mother and her now finding out her father is now dying with Leukemia, throwing a curve in Nicole’s young life. The book’s description helps to set the stage for the natural storyline which is happening as you turn the book’s pages.

With all things considered, I’ve decided to give Ms Daguin 4 STARS for her endeavor here.