{$Tiffany Darwisch} became the youngest female artist to have an album reach {~Billboard}'s number one spot with this eponymous debut. Aside from the teen anthem {&"I Think We're Alone Now,"} the regretful piano ballad {&"Could've Been"} (both of which went to number one), and the Top Ten single {&"I Saw Him Standing There,"} her approach is more country-pop than the dance-flavored music popular at the time. This works to {$Tiffany'}s advantage, as her voice, more mature than her years, doesn't relay the plastic sheen of most teen stars. There are weak points ({&"Feelings of Forever,"} {&"Promises Made}"), but most of the material is enjoyable without being schlocky. {&"Kid on a Corner,"} {&"Should've Been Me,"} {&"Johnny's Got the Inside Moves,"} and {&"Danny"} are all inoffensive, mid-tempo tunes that are more than just filler, but they aren't accomplished enough to hold up if this isn't your type of music. Though this is a fair debut for a young singer with a voice she'd grow into, her follow-up, {^Hold an Old Friend's Hand}, is more consistently realized. ~ Bryan Buss, All Music Guide