She Drives Me Crazy

By: Kelly Quindlen

Narrated by: Piper Goodeve

Length: 7 hrs and 4 mins

Publisher's summary

After an embarrassing loss to her ex-girlfriend in their first basketball game of the season, Scottie Zajac gets into a fender bender with the worst possible person: her nemesis, Irene Abraham, who is as beautiful as she is mean. When the damage sends Irene's car to the shop for weeks' worth of repairs, the girls are forced to carpool for the foreseeable future.

Their rocky start only gets bumpier the more time they spend together. But when an opportunity presents itself for Scottie to get back at her toxic ex (and climb their school's social ladder at the same time), she bribes Irene into playing along.

©2021 Kelly Quindlen (P)2021 Tantor

Kelly Quindlen's third outing is another success.

I could not stop listening, Ms. Quindlen made me fall in love with sapphic romances with Her Name In The Sky, and the love affair continues here.

Heartfelt!

I loved this book! It was such a great read. It’s suppose to be enemies to lovers but it’s so much more! I love the characters, the plot and how important communication is in this book.

Sweet inclusive story

Predictably heartwarming a fun easy listen. It's nice to find a queer story that isn't based on a cheating spouse or a predatory adult. You know what is going to happen but the character development is lovely and the story is just as charming as every cheesy 80s and 90s movies it mentions.

A wonderful listen I couldn't pause!

*No spoilers* this book is too good to do that you you!

Not once while listening to "She Drives Me Crazy" did I take a break. This story definitely deserves a movie. A light, easy listen but with an engaging story with unseen twists, "She Drives Me Crazy" will take you on a rollercoaster ride of emotions - through sadness, frustration, excitement, horror, guilt, regret and strongest of all, hope! The story of Scottie's life and her friends as they navigate their way through Senior Year will inspire younger readers and bring back a wave of strong emotions for those young at heart. Balanced with modern and retro references and involving important issues from discrimination, homophobia, first love and coming of age, Scottie's Final Year adventure will sink it's hooks into a relevant part close to all of us. For a light, easy, entertaining but well written and performed Audiobook you can't go past this one. For those of us who's Senior Year is a distant memory, there is no shame in enjoying this YA listen. I would recommend for YA readers 12 and up for the issues present, no strong scenes of vice but does contain some mature themes and occasional coarse language.

Listened on a loop

I simply loved loved loved this book, is fresh and full of life, every characters is relatable and original in their own nature, I hope they make a movie or series in Netflix or something, this is gold for the LGBTQ+ one of the best stories I have listened. Every time I listened a new thing was discovered. Again I love it. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈

I couldn’t stop listening

This book was more than I could have hoped for and I can’t wait to listen to more of the authors goodies! Amazing book!

Loved this!

Very cute story line and I love nothing more than a enemies to lovers story! This was a very good listen!

Teen drama

I liked it more than I thought I would. It was a teen/YA romance, with all the requisite drama. There was an underlying complexity in the writing that made it all work. The MC was frustrating in her emotional handwringing, but it seemed like an accurate portrayal of teen romance. And both characters displayed a level of maturity that was honestly refreshing. Really well done.

updated kind of young adult book

it was a Nice read not a bad teen
lesbian ROM com. I think you'll like it.

Decent premise, unexpected but amazing execution

I'm a sucker for rom-coms and this one didn't disappoint. It definitely has that more modern take where things don't fall into place out of nowhere, but it's a decent build-up of feelings over time, as well as realistic struggles with said emotions. I also like how maturely the characters end up dealing with their feelings instead of big blow-ups or just grand gestures for the sake of gestures. There's communication and healing and although, it definitely hurts at times to get through, the happy ending feels deserved by the end.