Telling Christina Goodbye

Trisha Thompson is enjoying her senior year of high school with her boyfriend Cody and best friend Christina, despite not getting along with the latter's boyfriend Tucker. She plans to go to Indiana University with her boyfriend in the fall. But one night after a basketball game, their lives change forever. The friends get into a car accident, leaving Trisha and Tucker injured, Cody in a coma, and Christina dead. We follow the remaining three try to recover from the tragedy one day at a time.This book is a personal favourite of mine. Lurlene McDaniel is a very powerful writer, showing the emotions of the characters. Proving she's still one of my favorite authors.

As the grandmother of a 13 year old and someone that lost her beautiful best friend and cousin at the age of 15 , reading this book helped me to remember how INTENSE the feelings are but most of all how important it is to have someone to listen and understand. I will recommend that my granddaughter read this book! I hope parents and grandparents read it also!!

I thought this book was very good. It was a very easy read. I read it in about 1 day. It was hard to put down.

My granddaughter enjoyed the book.

After wearing out my original book, I finally ordered another. And it’s in perfect condition!

Great book! I read it in high school and wrote an essay on it and i loved it so i decided to read again!

I really liked this book. It's a story that will help anyone who is coping with a tragic lost. It showed the struggle of loosing some one close to them, but also helped with coping with it

I hated the ending:/ but loved the story! Fav author and never let me down! Read it in one night

I read this book for the first time when I was 11. After losing my best friend in a car accident I really related to the main character. Rereading this as an adult I still related to her but did find that the ending seems to have a dramatic plot twist that goes no where which was disappointing for me.