You Dont Know Me, Faleena Hopkins
You Dont Know Me, Faleena Hopkins
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You Don't Know Me

Author: Faleena Hopkins

Narrator: Nick J. Russo, Jason Arquin, Ada Sinclaire, Mace Earl Finn

Unabridged: 7 hr 46 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 06/01/2021


Synopsis

Is fame and money a blessing when it reveals that your whole life has been a lie?Rue's deceased mother kinda 'fibbed' about who her real father was. Big time. On her 21st birthday she learns the truth by way of a $55 million dollar inheritance from a man she never got the chance to know.

More shocking? The two famous brothers Rue's been reading about in magazines all her life are suddenly family. Jack and Sean Stone aren't happy to meet their new secret sister. And their mom? She had no idea the nanny and her husband had a little girl, long ago.But when Jack sicks his rockstar best friend Alec Gabriel on her to see if she's a good girl, or bad, did he ever expect what would happen?The whole world is watching to see what Rue Calliwell will do with all that cash.

Reviews

Goodreads review by Valerie on August 27, 2016

A strange thing happened not too long ago that involved this book. I was browsing around Barnes & Nobles looking for new books to read when a (I'm assuming) teen couple skirted around me, keeping their held hands intact. I didn't give them much more of a thought until the girl picked up this book an......more

Goodreads review by Nafiza on May 12, 2013

I’m taking a YA Lit class this summer and the professor included this book in his suggested reading for old school YA. I went into it not knowing anything about the author or even what genre the book is about. I wanted to be surprised. And I was. I don’t really know how to accurately articulate how w......more

Goodreads review by Reader on March 14, 2009

You Don't Know Me is a sometimes humorous, sometimes tragic, sometimes perplexing novel about a teenage boy struggling to deal with his mother's abusive boyfriend, a crush on a girl unworthy of his love and a number of other issues many teenagers could probably relate to or at least understand. The......more

Goodreads review by Al on June 16, 2009

This is a very good book told from the perspective of a high school boy. It is told in stream-of-consciousness which really allows the reader to get into the character's head. Of course, this means that everything he tells you is biased by his own beliefs which is what makes this story so very inter......more

Goodreads review by Marianna on June 17, 2007

This had been recommended to me many times, but something about the cover and the first chapter always put me off. I had no idea it was so funny and quirky and genuinely wonderful. I loved John, the protagonist, so much that I thought I might not be able to read it all the way through - I was too ne......more