This is a wonderful story for teens and adults. It deals with issues that are in everyone's life from death of loved ones to love and family. Leila is on a journey in hopes of finding her old life, one she can't remember. She is traveling to Alaska hoping the Northern Lights will be the spark to unlock her past. She meets several people on her journey including Hudson who becomes a love interest. My favorite person she meets is Dee, a very minor character who is young and full of life and optimistic about the future. Well, I got a copy of this book from Harlequin Teen. Awesome Christmas gift, and definitely a great book to cheer me up. So there are five characters. I can most certainly break them down. But let me tell you that Leila is the most consistent character of the entire book. She is in every section of the book (there are five sections). She is most certainly the most mysterious of all characters. Hudson. He starts the book off. He is the first section (of five sections). He is on the way to becoming a doctor until chance brings Leila and him together. I can say there is romance involved, and there is a ton of interesting things happening between them and that doctor idea. (I'll say that this is one of the more interesting parts of the book. Leila's part is tied with it).Then Leila leaves and finds her way to Bree. Or rather... Yeah. Never mind. She finds Bree and helps Bree and her gaggle of problems. Bree is changed by her rather quick connection with Leila. And hopefully for the better. Leila moves on again. (Fourth most interesting part). To Elliot. He is chasing after his friend, who friendzoned him. He is trying to be like what it is in the movies (which was a hopeful plot to me), until his friend friendzoned him (as I said before). He and Leila tries a bunch of things to get Elliot and his best friend together. It all goes sideways before Elliot gets on the right path. (Fifth most interesting part). Sonia. Oh, I love her part the most. I especially enjoy Leila and Sonia's attempts to sneak back into Canada. And all those things about the donuts. My, my. So amusing. They tried about three times to go back into Canada, and all of them are quite interesting. (No, I'm not planning to sneak into Canada anytime soon). Sonia is my favorite part of the book. The entire section is entertaining, and even crazy at times.Then there is Leila. She is running away from her past. Out of them all, her past and character is the biggest mystery. I feel like Hudson and her... Ehh... It was pretty tame, but I did see a connection. Never mind. I see that there is no problems there. But I find her past and problems very bittersweet. (Some of you might know what is happening here...)Anyway, I think Let's Get Lost is a good book. Every character is running away from something or running to someone. In the end, they all find what they are looking for. In conclusion, this is a book of Happy Endings. Or Happy Beginnings. Rating: Four out of Five-ofpaperandwords.blogspot.com
What do You think about Let's Get Lost (2014)?
A few holes but the book was such a fun story.
—Jaede
