3.5
It Sounded Better in my Head
Nina Kenwood
Review:
It was definitely enjoyable. But it also had that feeling of disconnection from its subject matter. It was not truly representative of what an actual teenage life is like. For example, when your parents get divorced, you don't usually go and move on your own. Just a lot of it felt slightly disconnected from the actual source of teenager. Also, even though it was a romance novel, the romance came second. There was very little setup for the characters, and I really did not feel like they even worked together. The author just did not sell it enough. I liked it, but there were a lot of holes.
Trigger Warnings:
Drinking, body-shaming, bullying, talk about cheating, throwing up.
