Signs Point to Yes by Sandy Hall
I bought this for two reasons. One-the cover is pleasant. Two-I enjoyed this author's first book.
This is a story about Jane, but it is also a story about Teo. Jane has a mother who doesn't understand that Jane has no desire to go to college, and sets Jane up to be an intern at the college where she works in an effort to force Jane to change her mind. Instead, Jane finds a job herself watching three little girls for the summer.
Teo is the older brother of the girls Jane is watching for the summer. He is a lifeguard with an insufferable best friend. He also is searching for his biological father. Over the course of the summer, Jane and Teo develop a crush on each other, and Jane decides to help Teo find his real father.
Things don't turn out quite the way Jane and Teo planned, but reading about their budding relationship was sweet.
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