The book’s frenzied climax and splashy resolution, showcasing an unexpected hero, sharply depicts the pain of betrayal and power of effective teamwork. Emma Mills ( First & Then, Foolish Hearts) delivers a quietly heartwarming story of complicated family dynamics, forgotten friends and first loves in Lucky Caller. Proving once again that a teen’s life is anything but simple, veteran romance writer Mills ( Famous in a Small Town) delivers a well-crafted, bittersweet comedy of errors filled with realistically flawed characters and taut, witty dialogue. Foolish Hearts by Emma Mills The Reading Hobbit The Reading Hobbit Book reviews and other book banter Book Reviews Foolish Hearts by Emma Mills NovemLotte van der Krol 5 Comments It just feels like. Meanwhile, her mother’s upcoming marriage to dentist Dan is bringing unanticipated changes to Nina’s family.

Taking on the task of producing her group’s program proves disastrous, especially when she’s stuck working with a wooden-voiced host-and Jamie, a childhood friend, with whom she’s felt awkward ever since their potential romance soured in the eighth grade. Emma Mills also shines a spotlight on family dynamics in Foolish Hearts, and, of course, I was totally captivated by her realistic, healthy, and tear-jerking take on familial love.

Wanting her final semester at Meridian North High to be as painless as possible, Indianapolis high school senior Nina signs up for a radio broadcasting class, “reportedly one of the most fun electives you could take.” Though her absent father hosts his own radio show in California, Nina has little knowledge of the field. Smart, funny, and thoroughly, wonderfully flawed, Claudia navigates a world of intense friendships and tentative romance in Emma Mills's Follish Hearts, a young adult novel about expanding.

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