Wait for Me

This was a pretty good book. The book is narrated by Mina and her sister Suna. So every chapter they alternate narrating. That really just makes the book more interesting. There were of course characters I really hated even to the end they were still just so creepy in some cases and mean in the others. The ending (I know I say this every time) could have been better, but it turned out pretty well. I do recommend you read this book.

Review/Description
Mina has a lot to cope with during the summer before her senior year in high school in this novel by An Na (Putnam, 2006). Her Korean-American family needs her help in their small dry cleaning business, her hearing-impaired younger sister depends on her for the nurturing their mother doesn't offer, and she's getting unwanted physical attention from a longtime family friend. But most of all, Mina has promulgated some whopping lies about her academic prowess that has put her in several tight spots. She's led her mother to believe that she's head of the Honor Society and en route to Harvard when, in fact, Jonathan, a family friend, has covered for her and taught her about stealing from the family's business. Complicating matters is Mina's new love interest, Ysrael, a young man from Mexico who comes to work at the family's dry cleaners, who urges her to follow her dreams—and him