Remember Me

by J.J. Tyler

As a senior at a new school, Calvin Clark's life is miserable. After his mother passed away, he was sent across the country from Connecticut to California to live with his sister just a few weeks before the beginning of the school year. Calvin, with plenty to be stressed about, focuses on just getting through the year so he can return home to his friends. On the first day of school he meets an interesting friend in Brock and first lays eyes on the beautiful Ashley Parker. Heading into day two, he sees a reason to be optimistic about his new situation until the impossible happens. No one remembers him. He shows up for the second day and is treated like a brand new student. Not a single person has any recollection of him from the day before. The same thing happens on day three and four before Calvin decides to say something. With the guidance counselor and his sister convinced he's having a breakdown due to his mother's death, Calvin is forced to search for answers on his own with a little help from the curious Brock who happens to love the unexplained. Calvin scrambles to figure out why in the world he's erased from everyone's memory while looking for a way to impress his new-found crush Ashley Parker, who always finds a way to pop into his life. Trying his best to be normal, Calvin plans to win Ashley’s heart and make the most of his awful situation in his new life. All the while, Calvin, hopes to someday finally be remembered. RememberMeTheNovel@yahoo.com

202 pages, Paperback

First published August 19, 2015

Reviews

[Alaina]

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[Danielle Hall · Rating 1 out of 5]

This book was like 50 First Dates meets a suspense novel without an actual resolution. And my pet peeve for an ending.

[Kimberly Cervantes · Rating 4 out of 5]

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This book started out fairly well. New kid arrived at school, sees girl he's attracted to, but unfortunately every day no one can remember him. He tries everything to get them to remember, but for some reason nothing works. The story goes on like this for the majority of the book.
Maybe it's just me but I have a love/hate relationship with the ending. I felt like the story was built up only to drop me at the end. If it was a little longer than it probably would have been amazing. All in all I gave it 4 stars because it did hold my interest and it was well written. Good job!

[Jeri Otero · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow

I got this book actually as a test to see if my Kindle was working. I read it because I am physically incapable of not reading a book that I have. I loved this book. It is sad and sweet and it made me feel for these really well developed characters. A good story is a gift. This book is definitely a gift.

[Brittany · Rating 2 out of 5]

2.5

It wasn't terrible. It wasn't even bad. It was just too much.

The time traveling/alternate universe thing was too a la Eleven Birthdays for me, yet less cute.

It was just trying too hard. I actually rolled my eyes.

Fine. I downloaded it, so I read it. Done.

[Michell Hennigan · Rating 5 out of 5]

AWESOME

This book was amazing though at the end I wanted to scream you will find out if you read the book why