Hayley's Song | Hayley's Song

Hayley's Song-A Great Read for Teens and Adults | Hayley's Song | Wanda Horton

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	• Hayley's Song Wanda Horton Amber Quill Press, LLC, 2003 - 122 pages average customer review:based on 5 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Great for Christian Teens

The author has a wonderful way of relating to teens but this is also a book about having a crush, meeting your favorite performer, and how it all relates to life in general. Staying your ground and looking for a good spiritual home as well as adjusting to new place. It is a pretty clean cut book but its also a little rock n'roll.

Hayley's Song

I really enjoyed reading Hayley's Song. The characters were very "real" and the way that Hayley deals with meeting her Hero Shadow and then has to come to grips with him as a person and not just a persona. I can't wait to read the next one in the series (as soon as Wanda gets it finished). It would be a good book for girls who are having their first crush or for anyone who enjoys a good romance.

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Hayley's Song-A Great Read for Teens and Adults

As I began to read Hayley's Song, I found it so interesting that it was very difficult to stop and not finish it in one sitting. The characters are so life-like and simple, everyday folk with normal ups and downs. The author develops the relationship between Hayley and Shadow (rock singer Steve Wilson) so uniquely, it keeps you hungry to see how it will end. The spiritual message is just as real about living in the world today and not being a part of it and holding on to your integrity and beliefs. I would definitely recommend Hayley's Song for teenagers and adults for enjoyable and spirtual reading.

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Hayley's song

My teenage daughters read Hayley's Song before it was published and begged Mrs. Horton to write more...they couldn't wait to see how the relationships between the girls Hayley, Amanda, Trina, Sharon, and Crystal worked out with the boys in the Millennium band. The characters are wholesome. The girls interactions are typical of young teenage girls everywhere. The story line keeps you wanting more. In fact, you can hardly put the book down. When are we going to see volume 2? We can't wait!

Review from the eyes of a kid

I really loved HAYLEY'S SONG. It is a good book about a girl who moves from Denver to Bedford and meets her dream crush and falls in love. At first I didn't think it was going to be good, but after I got further into the book, it got better and better every paragraph. I would recommend it for people who love romance novels. I personally think that if you're in the middle of moving nearly one thousand miles away from your closest friends, you need to read this book. When I finished reading it, I kept telling myself, "I don't want this to end. This a great book!" I completely lost myself in the world of Hayley Rogers. I highly recommend it for eleven to seventeen year olds. Though all ages should read it, so they can see through the eyes of an everday teenager. I really fell in love with chapters sixteen to twenty-four. Those were the best chapters of the book. But don't take my word for it. Read it and find yourself lost in the world of Hayley's Song.

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Seventeen-year-old Hayley Rogers is a pretty, popular girl who loves the mountains, skiing, her three best friends and the rock band Millennium. Her not-so-secret wish is to meet the lead singer Steve Wilson, who is known as Shadow. Forced to grow up and make major changes in her life, Hayley moves with her parents to Bedford, Texas, just outside of Fort Worth. And life takes on a new glow when Hayley meets her hero.

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