This book was bad. So bad that I annotated over the pages my aggressive thoughts. Then when I was finally finished with the book, I ripped it up and chucked it in the bin because that's where I truly believe it's where it belongs.
Not only does this book feature bad writing, but it also includes unrealistic characters, cringy dialogue, and unenjoyable perspectives.
The relationship between Henry Page and Grace Town comes off as unhealthy and toxic. Yet this relationship is packaged up as a cute and good thing, I didn't like it, and I hated reading about it. Town is one hundred percent written as a 'I'm not like other girls' trope, which is disgusting, and made me want to stop reading immediately.
The entire book is just unrealistic and I remember constantly rolling my eyes. The author also throws in a lot of references to other books and it just takes me out of the moment. So Twilight and Harry Potter exist in this world, what else does?
Not only does this book feature bad writing, but it also includes unrealistic characters, cringy dialogue, and unenjoyable perspectives.
The relationship between Henry Page and Grace Town comes off as unhealthy and toxic. Yet this relationship is packaged up as a cute and good thing, I didn't like it, and I hated reading about it. Town is one hundred percent written as a 'I'm not like other girls' trope, which is disgusting, and made me want to stop reading immediately.
The entire book is just unrealistic and I remember constantly rolling my eyes. The author also throws in a lot of references to other books and it just takes me out of the moment. So Twilight and Harry Potter exist in this world, what else does?