This is a bit unusual for a teen pregnancy book because it doesn't follow the pregnancy till its conclusion. In fact, only a week or two passes between the time Rosie finds out and the time the book ends. There's not a whole lot of plot there, but there is a beautiful portrait of a remarkable family. The girls' divorced parents obviously adore their daughters even if they don't like each other anymore, and they set aside their differences in order to sit down and help Rosie decide what to do. The father's new wife and their new baby, and the girls' grandmother, are also in the picture. It's a functional blended family with a lot of quirks, refreshing after all the YA novels I've read with decidedly dysfunctional and/or abusive parents. ( )