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Take Me There Analysis

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Take Me There Sam Fagan
Ms. Juzwik
3rd Hour

Take Me There, by Susanne Colasanti is a romance story told from three different perspectives. Rhiannon is heartbroken when her boyfriend Steve breaks up with her. She is still in love with him and throughout the story tries to get him back. James is Rhiannon’s guy best friend, he is sweet but little does Rhiannon know, he is in love with her. Nicole is Rhiannon’s best girlfriend. She has a crush on her teacher though still has feelings for her ex, Danny.
Rhiannon will do anything to get Steve back, she thinks that he broke up with her for no reason but really he is hooking up with another girl, the school slut, Gloria. Nicole knows this, and being the good friend she is, tries to keep this from …show more content…

She can either go back to Danny, her loving ex or take a chance and try to find love with a teacher, Mr. Farrel. She does not seem to realize, how dating an adult when you are in high school is weird. She fantasizes about walking through the halls with Mr. Farrel and hanging out with him and the other teachers.
James is a very good friend and he was my favorite character in the novel. Even though he is in love with Rhiannon, he still supports her through the Steve drama and helps her attempt to get him back even though it kills him inside. James is the friend I wish I had, the one who puts his friends needs and desires before his own. When James realizes how much Rhiannon likes Steve, he is insanely pissed but does not let it get to him. He stills help her and is her friend, even though he desires more.
I enjoyed Take me There because I could relate to the characters. I could relate to liking someone but you don’t want them to know. I could also relate to trying to hide things from your friend to help them. I could relate to the horrible feeling of seeing the person you like, flirting with someone else. I would recommend this book to anyone between the ages of 13-17 because it is well told and the character are relatable. Though, younger kids may not relate to the characters and the struggles of love and friendship as

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