This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. I suggest going into it with an open mind. I can definitely see why this would drive some people crazy, but I was able to look past it just because I thought the story was so interesting. My biggest problem with the book is a lot of these issues are brought up but not resolved. It really deals with some tough issues like drug addiction, unhealthy relationships, lying, and neglect. This book is not at all the light-hearted fun contemporary that the cover might suggest. He also wasnвЂ™t the muscle obsessed jock type that seems to be prevalent in YA contemp. Really, I adored all the southern elements of it. They have fried chicken, greens, biscuits, and sweet tea. She meets up with a boy thatвЂ™s also from a small SC town and he throws SSK вЂ“Smart Southern KidsвЂ“ parties. The book takes place in NYC, but Maria is from a small town in South Carolina. I went into the book expecting to love those elements and I did like them, but what I really ended up loving was all the Southern elements. The music mentioned was mostly from the 70вЂ™s and 80вЂ™s. ThereвЂ™s are a few mentions of Nirvana and JncoвЂ™s but thatвЂ™s about it. The 90вЂ™s element really isnвЂ™t as big as I thought it was going to. I wish Maria would have had a more concrete resolution with her mother, but once again the way it played out felt realistic to me. What child doesnвЂ™t want to have absolute faith in a parent. Needless to say, she is very naive, but to me it was totally believable. Her mom is crap but Maria thinks the sun rises and sets with her. The book starts out with Maria arriving in NYC to live with her absentee mom. She was very unhappy and going through a rough time, but she wasnвЂ™t whiny at all.

I can see where some readers had issues with it, but I was pretty much hooked from page 1. Finally, I decided to give it a chanceвЂ¦and I kind of loved it. IвЂ™ll admit that I kept moving it down on my TBR after that.

Then I started to hear some very mixed opinions about the book. Those are two elements that I adore in any book. It takes place in the 90вЂ™s and thereвЂ™s a lot of focus on music. I can see where some readers had issues with it, but I was pretty much hooked from page When I first heard of Supergirl Mixtapes I knew that I had to read it as soon as possible. When I first heard of Supergirl Mixtapes I knew that I had to read it as soon as possible. Behind her mother's carefree existence are shadowy secrets, and Maria must decide just where-and with whom-her loyalty lies.more This is the freedom she's always longed for-and she pushes for as much as she can get, skipping school to roam the streets, visit fancy museums, and flirt with the cute clerk at a downtown record store.Д«ut just like her beloved New York City, Maria's life has a darker side. She's ready for adventure, and she soon finds herself immersed in a world of rock music and busy streets, where new people and ideas lie around every concrete corner. She's ready for adventure, and she soon finds herself immersed in a world of rock music and busy streets, In Meagan Brothers's Supergirl Mixtapes, a music-obsessed girl travels to New York City to find herself.ДЄfter years of boredom in her rural South Carolina town, Maria is thrilled when her father finally allows her to visit her estranged artist mother in New York City. After years of boredom in her rural South Carolina town, Maria is thrilled when her father finally allows her to visit her estranged artist mother in New York City. In Meagan Brothers's Supergirl Mixtapes, a music-obsessed girl travels to New York City to find herself.

Logic mixtapes as i am