I enjoyed Forget You very much. The premise was good and I loved Echol's writting.I did feel that some parts were rushed, while others were perfectly paced, and Zoey did annoy me. But, like most people, she wouldn't know what the right thing to do is, and I do enjoy that she's like a 'real person', in my opinion, with the uncertinty she felt. She was also clueless at some points, and I just wanted to smack her and tell her the right thing to do. Because of this, i both liked Zoey, but felt annoyed with her, too, if you know what I mean. The ending was really good, and I fell in love with Doug. I'm impressed with Echols writing, and will continue to read more of her books in the future. I liked the family dynamics and problems that occurred. Overall, I really enjoyed Forget You. It was a quick, easy, fun-type read thats pretty light and really well-written. It was a really good book with fully-developed characters and a polt and concept that was really different and impressive.

*3.5 Stars* I thought the idea was nice, and it's one of those easy reads about teen issues. I enjoyed it and thought it was perfect to read for the beginning of summer. The writing was well done, and I have a feeling that this won't be the last novel I'll read from Jennifer Echols. She's like another Sarah Dessen, and I've always enjoyed her novels when I want to read about teen stuff.

In my opinion, your YA book collection is not a book collection without one of Jennifer Echols' lovely YA romance novels. I loved Going too Far and Forget you was just as good. So the book basically picks up when Zoey's mother has just attempted suicide, the only people who know of this are Zoey's dad, officer Fox and the lovely (sarcasatic) Doug Fox. To block everything out of her mind out, Zoey ends up hooking up with bff Brandon at a party (shame.......) and then she pronounces both of them as bf-gf. Then one night, Zoey plans on going parking with Brandon buuuttt she ends up in an accident. And then Brandon is distant, Doug is all lovey dovey and Zoey is just kinda scratching her head going WTF? Oh but her father is still a douche. The whole mistery that Zoey is trying to solve in the book is What happened that night? What changed? Zoey tries to figure that out by tricking people into telling her, but I still don't get why Zoey couldn't just ask Doug ''What happened last night?'' It would have made everybody's lives, including Zoey's a lot simpler. But she didn't. And that's okay because we got a real good book out of it. I also can`t help but criticize Zoey's ignorance when it came to Brandon, she knew what kind of a player he was, but she thought she was an exception because she listened to Brandon whine for a few summers. ANYWAYS...I really like the mistery aspect to the story. I mean, we pretty much know about each and every character in the book, except for Doug. He was a delicious little mistery, although he was sometimes a pain in the ass. Well...a funny one at the least. Like many of Jennifer`s books, this was a very light and easy read. Although it was somewhat forgettable, it was super sweet and cute. A nice little romance novel that you can always think back on and say ''That was a good read''. It's as simple as that, Forget you by Jennifer Echols gets the Gold Moody Seal of Approval. Because when you are in need of a break from fearies, psychics and everything in between. There's always Forget you!

This book was absolutely amazing! I couldn't put it down! The writer has a tremendous ability for developing the connections between the characters. You feel everything that they are going through! This book is a must read that will keep you thinking about it long after it's been finished!

Really interesting, romantic, sexy and overall a great story that kept my attention the whole way through. While searching for a good book to buy I saw the cover for Forget You. The cover itself drew me in. Come one, how cute is it?? After reading the description of the book I was instantly interested in reading it and bought the book shortly after. Echols keeps the readers guessing and wondering what will happen next. I couldn't put the book down, I finished it within a day and was disappointed when I realized it was over. Although I found Zoey to be a bit annoying at first, the decision she makes with Brandon despite the many conversations she has had with him concerning his past relationships, and by relationship I mean sex, with other girls, I did come to really like her. She believes, because her and Brandon were friends before, it will be different for them compared to his previous "relationships". After a car being in a car crash Zoey finds herself in a mess when she can't remember the accident at all except for Doug, a boy who seemed to hate her for as long as she can remember, saving her and bringing her to safety. Now, not remembering anything from that night, confused about why Doug is now acting surprisingly attached to her, Zoey must put the pieces together to find out what really happened . She gets help from Doug, which isn't always the easiest thing, and along the way becomes closer to him. I loved Doug, although he appears to be a mysterious guy with a bad temper he really has a soft heart. It's clear he has feelings for Zoey and I found myself cheering them on, wanting them to be together. I wanted to jump into the story and shake her...orrrrrr just take him for myself ;). The way Echols described moments between Doug and Zoey really surprised me. It was sweet, funny, and sometimes very hot. I was actually shocked at just how descriptive these scenes were, but hey, I have no complaints about that. It really showed the emotion and the feelings the characters were having...especially with Doug I found. I rarely put the book down while reading it. I found myself wanting to find out what really happened the night of the accident as much as Zoey wanted to too. I wanted to see who she would choose to be with in the end. Would things work out with Brandon, would things really be different for them compared to his past relationships? Or would she choose Doug, frustrating mysterious Doug? You can also view this review at http://dazzle-me-books.blogspot.com/

Forget You by Jennifer Echols was a really good book that I enjoyed reading, I was excited to read it because I have read some of her other books and I wanted to see how this would match up. Overall the book was good it could have been better in some areas but it had an interesting concept and characters you could get in to. I will say I found Zoey alittle annoying at times and I also found the text alittle annoying at times as well but you can ignore those flaws when reading the book. I think it's safe to say you will be on team Doug in this book because Brendon really? Again this was a great book better than Going To Far for me but not as good as the Endless Summer bindup, I would recommend the book it was a good read. :0)

I was so excited when I picked up a copy of Forget You at the bookstore... after all, I loved Going Too Far so I couldn't wait to see what Jennifer Echols next romantic drama would be like. While I didn't come to love it as much as Going Too Far, I still really enjoyed Forget You, breezing through the pages until before I knew it, I was already at the end. In Forget You, popular swim team captain Zoey gets into a car accident one night but the next day, she can't remember anything except that Doug had pulled her out of the car.... which doesn't make sense because they've never gotten along. Zoey is a girl used to being in control and it scares her that she can't remember any of the events of that night, especially since Doug is suddenly acting as though something had happened between them while her new boyfriend, Brandon, seems to be avoiding her. Once again, the chemistry between the characters are off the charts and although Zoey can deny all she wants about her feelings for Doug, you'll be cheering for them to be together from the start. The only reason I didn't completely fall in love with this novel was because I spent most of it wanting to reach into the pages so I could talk some sense into Zoey. She spends most of the time bent on trying to maintain she even has a relationship with Brandon, but it's so obvious that she should be with Doug because he actually cares for her. Her father is about to marry someone that's less than a decade older than her and her mother has tried to commit suicide, a fact almost no one knows. It's no wonder that she's trying to have a perfect image, because in reality, her life is so far from perfect, but I thought Zoey cares what others think of her too much. With that said about the main MC, without a doubt, Forget You will certainly hold your interest. The urge to find out what really happened the night of the car crash, and the wait to finally see if Doug and Zoey will be together despite their differences leaves you eagerly flipping through pages to see what happens next. Jennifer Echols knows exactly how to write teen romance novels that will always leave you wanting more. You can also check out the review here: http://midnightbloomreads.blogspot.com/2010/07/forget-you-by-jennifer-echols.html