The fourth book in The Sonshine Sister Club series follows along with the ups and downs of friendships and growing up but this Valentine's edition also touches on a fun, but sometimes awkward topic of secret admirers.
"It's Valentine's!
Usually Andie enjoys the excuse for eating chocolate for this holiday, but this year something horrible happens! Instead of a tummy ache from excess sugar consumption, she receives a gift from a secret admirer! The thought of someone watching her and leaving a gift on her doorstep creeps her out, but soon, the identity of the secret admirer becomes the least of her troubles.
Andie ends up hiding the truth from one of her Sonshine Sisters and it soon spirals out of control!
Will Andie figure out how to fix her troubles or will she lose the friendship of her Sonshine Sister forever?"
Common question for Secret Admirers and Other Gross Stuff:
Is there romance in this book?
No, Secret Admirers and Other Gross Stuff in the Sonshine Sister Club series doesn't focus on romance. Instead, the series centers on Christian values, friendship, and the girls' relationships with their faith and each other. While there are crushes or admiration, the overall approach is wholesome and age appropriate for young readers, with themes focusing more on friendships and fun rather than romantic relationships.
Reviews
Even though I still think boys are gross, I really enjoyed reading this book. It was sweet of Andie to think of Emma but it is important to communicate with your friends. I highly recommend this book.