I would recommend this book to teen girls around 15 because I think it is definitely aimed at girls and the content is for slightly older readers. I think it was well written and thought out. Were starting to look up and it makes the reader want to know what will happen to Lara and Mr Jagger in the future. It's good because it's not how books like this one normally end and I'm glad the author didn't end it with everything going well for Lara. I think it's a brilliant ending because Lara doesn't feel sorry for herself, she feels sorry for Mr Jagger. Even though Mr Jagger really does care for Lara, he never quite manages to make her situation better. It's sad because if she spoke to someone else it might've turned out differently, but she thought she was doing all she could.

I really like how there are so many opportunities for Lara to come forward and tell people what is happening but she is too caught up in her feelings towards Mr Jagger to notice. It makes the reader want to reach out and save Lara, so you are gripped to the book right through to the end. When reading the book, you feel as if you are watching the events unfold, and there is nothing you can do to help Lara. Whole book is written in a way that makes it feel as if the characters are real people, and the description adds to that really well. J Author: Rachel McIntyre Series: N/A Edition: Digital ARC Publication Details: March 5th 2015 by Electric Monkey Genre(s): Contemporary YA. The subject of bullying is tackled very well and you really understand and feel for Lara in her more difficult chapters. Me and Mr J by Rachel McIntyre, Feb 01, 2015, Electric Monkey edition, paperback. Not all of it, but most of it the way in which the author writes really gives you the impression that she is writing based on fact, not fiction. The author tells a story as if it were real life, and because of this, the book is perhaps one of the most realistic I have ever read.