After I Met a Boy

By Crystal L. Winston

Kale Mohr is twenty-six, confident and a successful copy editor of an up and coming literary magazine. Her life is non-complicated and isn't plagued with situations that she can't logically handle. She has it all together. But - Eleven years ago her life started on a path that seemed destined for long-term heartache and disaster. Sex, drugs and every problem in between became more a part of her life than her high school curriculum. Thank God she had her diary! Kale wrote about her experiences in her diary. There, she let out her real feelings, desires and the problems that interfered with her being just a regular girl. Her diary held her dreams of being popular and part of the in-crowd. You'll learn about Celest, the flirtatious but na?ve best friend of Kale. Kale always wanted to be like her best friend, envying her beauty, style and popularity. It would be Celest who Kale would model herself after, in order to gain popularity. Then there is Everett, Kale's first love. She knew the minute that she kissed his lips that her life would never be the same. Brittany was Kale's genius/gorgeous stepsister who had more to learn about life than Kale thought. Kale never knew someone she admired for being so "together" would come apart so easily. Lastly there's Tim, with the green eyes. He changed Kale's life and ultimately helped her find something inside her she didn't even know she had. And there are other colorful people who fill the pages of Kale's diary, and you get to read about them all and everything else that happened after Kale met a boy.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1413448771
• ISBN13: 9781413448771
• Release Date: June 2004
• Publisher: Xlibris Us
• Length: 334 Pages
• Weight: 0.88 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Good for teens especially girls

I liked the story because it really shows how teenage girls think. I use to think like that 15 years ago and I'm amazed at how the story still applies. I let my 15 year old niece read it and she really loved it. I loved it too, even though it is young adult fiction.