I initially was drawn to this novel because I saw the “A Bookshop Girl Novel” and as I love books and bookshops, thought it was more of a meaty read set in a bookshop. Perhaps if I had read the first look, I would have realised that this was a quirky book more appropriate for the younger generation and not my choice at all. I had not heard of the first book nor in fact realised that this was the second in a trilogy.
The language is quite juvenile and perhaps would appeal more to the technology generation so I could not really identify with either characters or in fact the content.
I think that it would be unfair to give “Life’s A Beach” a bad rating just because it is not my cup of tea and so have gone with three stars.
The language is quite juvenile and perhaps would appeal more to the technology generation so I could not really identify with either characters or in fact the content.
I think that it would be unfair to give “Life’s A Beach” a bad rating just because it is not my cup of tea and so have gone with three stars.