On the other token, I also thought there was not anything particularly memorable about her, either. There wasn’t anything that I found reprehensible about her. Susane Colasanti tells the story of Skye and Seth through use of alternating first person point of view chapters. It examines that crazy falling in love feeling at the beginning and what happens when that wears off and reality sets in. Unfortunately, Seth and Skye never end up exchanging contact information despite really hitting it off. All I Need is about how the two feel such a deep connection, pine for each other, and then what happens when they eventually meet back up again.
While attending one of the last beach parties of the summer, she meets a new boy, Seth. She wants to have one of those earth shattering romances that you see in movies. YES! That is the term, this is definitely a beach read and perfect for the season. Actually it’s totally your quintessential summer fling sort of a read. There are certain books that have this non-committal feel, like you don’t have to become heavily invested in the books because they are not all that deep and won’t affect you to the core, BUT these are the books you read to clear your palate for the next heavy hitter. All I Need by Susane Colasanti is a perfectly pleasant, perfectly decent book but it is not exactly one that will stick with me forever. Sometimes you just need a sweet, light romantic young adult contemporary book in between heavier tomes.
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