The preview —which was what I could read— was very interesting, at least the first two chapters I read. I like how she (the author) doesn’t introduce the characters, but they introduce as themselves without so much description at once.
Another thing which is interesting about this book, is that the actual problem, despite the romance, relationships and drama inside the book and other chapters, is something we all go through. Nowadays, in 2020, everyone can say they own a phone. And if we don’t use it every time, I can assure that we use it for every problem we’ve got. For example, we need to find out how much are we going to pay when we go to the supermarket. And what’s a better option than taking a notebook and doing the calculations there? The calculator app.
As a 14 year old girl, I can say this book (or as I said before, the first two chapters) is very interesting and it really caught my eye.
Another thing which is interesting about this book, is that the actual problem, despite the romance, relationships and drama inside the book and other chapters, is something we all go through. Nowadays, in 2020, everyone can say they own a phone. And if we don’t use it every time, I can assure that we use it for every problem we’ve got. For example, we need to find out how much are we going to pay when we go to the supermarket. And what’s a better option than taking a notebook and doing the calculations there? The calculator app.
As a 14 year old girl, I can say this book (or as I said before, the first two chapters) is very interesting and it really caught my eye.