Going Vintage could be a good read for those who enjoy retro themes and want to disconnect from technology. The book offers a unique perspective on modern-day relationships that can be relatable to young adults. Lindsey Leavitt provides a guide for personal growth through the eyes of a sixteen-year-old girl in a world where technology takes over our lives.

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Sixteen-year-old Mallory loves her boyfriend, Jeremy. Or at least likes him more than she's ever liked any other boy. She's sure he feels the same way. Until she happens upon his online Authentic Life game and discovers he's cheating on her ... online. Mallory's life is falling apart and technology is the cause. And then she finds a list, written by her grandma when she was Mallory's age. All her grandma had to worry about was sewing dresses and planning dinner parties. Things were so much simpler in the 1960s. And there's nothing on the list that Mallory couldn't do herself. Maybe it's time for Mallory to go vintage and find the answers to her modern-day problems.

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