One of my favorite parts about this book was the pace. I am very happy that I gave this book a chance because it took a different approach to the typical, cliché “boy meets girl” story. I read this book after it was recommended to me by a fellow Wattpad user.

The story description found on Wattpad did not draw me in immediately. But when identities are revealed and the truth comes out, what will happen to Keeley and Talon’s “friendship?”īefore The Cell Phone Swap, I had not read a book like this one before. As she gets to know him more, Keeley realizes that there is more to Talon than his arrogant comments and exhausting jokes. Because of Talon’s constant egotistical comments and innuendos made over the phone, Keeley cannot wait for his week at camp to be over.īecause they are unable to switch phones back, Keeley and Talon spend the next week interacting with each other by relaying text messages and missed voice mails back and forth.

In addition, Talon was on his way to football camp for a week thus, the two would have to wait seven whole days before switching phones back. After an awkward conversation of explaining the mix-up, the stranger reveals that his name is Talon. Keeley realizes she has the wrong phone when the stranger calls her. Somehow, both Keeley and the strangers left their phones at the food stand, and grabbed the wrong one when they went to retrieve their devices. Keeley runs back to the stand and grabs what she thinks is her phone, but as she realizes the next morning, the phone she grabbed actually belongs to a stranger.

When Keeley and Nicky get in line for the Ferris Wheel, Keeley realizes she left her phone at a food stand the girls were at minutes before. The story starts out with the protagonist, Keeley Brewer, a senior at Edgewood High School, having some fun with her best friend, Nicky, at the local fair the week before school starts again. The Cell Phone Swap is about two teens from rival high schools. In fact, this story was so popular, it is now getting published under the name Textrovert ! As of right now, the release date is May 2, 2017, and you can pre-order it now on Barnes and Noble and Amazon’s respective websites. This week, I will be reviewing the teen fiction novel The Cell Phone Swap, written by Lindsey Summers The Cell Phone Swap was one of the first stories I’ve ever read on Wattpad, and I have to say that it set a pretty high standard for all other books I would read after this one.

Textrovert by Lindsey Summers