Summary:
Changers Book One: Drew opens on the eve of Ethan Miller's freshman year of high school in a brand-new town. He's finally sporting a haircut he doesn’t hate, has grown two inches since middle school, and can't wait to try out for the soccer team. At last, everything is looking up in life.
Until the next morning. When Ethan awakens as a girl.
Ethan is a Changer, a little-known, ancient race of humans who live out each of their four years of high school as a different person. After graduation, Changers choose which version of themselves they will be forever--and no, they cannot go back to who they were before the changes began.
Ethan must now live as Drew Bohner--a petite blonde with an unfortunate last name--and navigate the treacherous waters of freshman year while also following the rules: Never tell anyone what you are. Never disobey the Changers Council. And never, ever fall in love with another Changer. Oh, and Drew also has to battle a creepy underground syndicate called “Abiders” (as well as the sadistic school queen bee, Chloe). And she can't even confide in her best friend Audrey, who can never know the real her, without risking both of their lives.
Fans of the books of John Green, the Joss Whedonverse--and empathy between humans--will find much to love in this first of a four-part series that tracks the journey of an average suburban boy who becomes an incredible young woman . . . who becomes a reluctant hero . . . who becomes the person she was meant to be.
Because, while changing the world can kinda suck, it sure beats never knowing who you really are.
Until the next morning. When Ethan awakens as a girl.
Ethan is a Changer, a little-known, ancient race of humans who live out each of their four years of high school as a different person. After graduation, Changers choose which version of themselves they will be forever--and no, they cannot go back to who they were before the changes began.
Ethan must now live as Drew Bohner--a petite blonde with an unfortunate last name--and navigate the treacherous waters of freshman year while also following the rules: Never tell anyone what you are. Never disobey the Changers Council. And never, ever fall in love with another Changer. Oh, and Drew also has to battle a creepy underground syndicate called “Abiders” (as well as the sadistic school queen bee, Chloe). And she can't even confide in her best friend Audrey, who can never know the real her, without risking both of their lives.
Fans of the books of John Green, the Joss Whedonverse--and empathy between humans--will find much to love in this first of a four-part series that tracks the journey of an average suburban boy who becomes an incredible young woman . . . who becomes a reluctant hero . . . who becomes the person she was meant to be.
Because, while changing the world can kinda suck, it sure beats never knowing who you really are.
Release Date:
February 4, 2014
Age Group:
YA
Source:
Review copy from author
Reviewed By: Rockell
Review:
The book Changers gives a new meaning to teens learning about themselves. I was laughing through the whole book and begging for more. It was hard to put down once I started.
When Ethan changes into Drew he's freaking out because he's learning what it's like to be a girl! (Ladies know it's hard work). To make it worse his new last name is Bohner and Drew is smokin' hot!
When Ethan changes into Drew he's freaking out because he's learning what it's like to be a girl! (Ladies know it's hard work). To make it worse his new last name is Bohner and Drew is smokin' hot!
Changers really pinpoints the trials teens go through. A few examples are friendship, fitting in, and finding your true self.
The book ends with a cliffhanger and I'm dying to know who Ethan will transform into-- and if he'll be able to still have the connections he's made in his last change with the people he got close to.
It was cool that every changer had the power to see someone's future through kissing. (I won't spoil the story). All I'm saying is that this is a must read for every teen. I was altogether pleased with the book and cannot wait to read the rest of the series.
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