“Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul II” by Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen and Kimberly Kirberger. Pages 2-36.

Andrew Keegan is the main character of this story. One day, he met his first girlfriend, Brittany at the parking lot. She was two years old than him. Also, she could drive but Andrew Keegan. At their age, “going out” meant that they talked on the phone every night, and saw each other at school between classes. They didn’t have a lot of opportunity to see each other after school. One day, Brittany called him and told him that she was going to a party and that she wanted him to go her. In the party, they also had fun until the movie ended. Somebody suggested a game of “Seven Minutes in Heaven”. Andrew Keegan hadn’t known what that is until he saw someone did. The object of the game was going into a closet and kissing. Andrew was so scared. He didn‘t kiss anybody before. As it turned out, she was an experienced kisser. After that, they were never talked about. And Andrew‘s relationship with Brittany slowly ended. Couple weeks later, Andrew was talking to another girl. He realized that he was strangely happy just listening to her. On the event, they sat together. At that moment, he wanted to kiss her and he did. A pure, sweet and innocent kiss. He really liked it and he thought that was definitely a piece of heaven.

Why do I like this story the most? Maybe this story was talking about his first love. For Andrew, that was a greatest learning experience. For me, that would be a memorable story. Because you would do something you had never thought before. Everything also is your first time, even the kiss. I don’t know why they broke up and I also don’t know what the name is his second girlfriend. He didn’t tell me anything about it. This book is not too difficult to me although I also needed to check the dictionary sometime. Anyway, it is a really good book. I will keep reading everyday. It is too hard for me to stop reading it.