Review: The Oracle Rebounds - Allison Van Diepen

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We have all been the person dumped at one point of our lives, but it is up to us , how we react to it and what we do about it.


The Oracle Rebounds (Harlequin Teen)

Review: The Oracle Rebounds - The Oracle Series - Allison Van Diepen - November 2010

Kayla "The Oracle" seems to be the one who has it all . A Great job as a relationship advice queen and a perfect relationship with Jared , but when Jared doesn't get the art scholarship that he was expecting. Jared believes it was because he was too invested in his relationship with Kayla and not focusing on improving his artwork. So when Jared dumps Kayla, instead of moping around, she decides to search her own advice bank as the Oracle and take her own advice about how to move on when youv'e just been dumped.  Kayla being the expert on dating starts taking her own rebound advice—and some from her friends—and stops moping around. Yeah, there are other possibilities out there—including the beyond-cute French foreign exchange student she’s showing around town. However , when things start to look up for Kayla , the student body goes in uproar as somebody rebels against the advice that was given by the Oracle which leads to a controversy. As the Oracle, this hit sends Kayla reeling and unsure of the next move. Will anything work out for her this year? Yet when her friends start seriously needing the Oracle, Kayla begins to focus on what really matters: Viv, Sharese, Amy and Ryan, her trueblue buds. And suddenly, everything starts making sense again…
The Oracle Rebounds is the perfect book for any Teenage Girl who wants to know and understand the rules of "Help, my boyfriend has just dumped me , where to from now ?".



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