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readaroundtherosie's review against another edition
3.0
Actual rating: 3.5/5
Super fun, fast, and interesting read.
Super fun, fast, and interesting read.
sarahschem's review against another edition
5.0
This book was hilarious. I haven't read anything like it in such a long time. It seems to be set up to be a series, but is definitely perfect to read by itself too, though it does leave me wanting to know more. It's a super fast-paced book that combines action with humor perfectly. I couldn't put it down. Paige's commentary is incredible, quick, and witty. (Paige is our main character, raised by super-cool, progressive parents who went missing in Syria- never to be heard from again) All the characters are complex with big personalities and great senses of humor. Who's a spy and who isn't?
This book was a wonderful surprise and a great introduction for me into [a: Andrea Portes|278993|Andrea Portes|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1461268777p2/278993.jpg], who I now can't wait to read more from!
This book was a wonderful surprise and a great introduction for me into [a: Andrea Portes|278993|Andrea Portes|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1461268777p2/278993.jpg], who I now can't wait to read more from!
bibliophilogy's review against another edition
4.0
4.5 i would say!
not my favorite book from her but it definitely has the classic Andrea Portes feel and humor in it! it is at times a little confusing but you will get over it soon.
IS THERE A SEQUEL? BECAUSE I LOVE PAIGE NOLAN!
not my favorite book from her but it definitely has the classic Andrea Portes feel and humor in it! it is at times a little confusing but you will get over it soon.
IS THERE A SEQUEL? BECAUSE I LOVE PAIGE NOLAN!
piperwatmoxo's review against another edition
4.0
This book is written in such an interesting, questionable style, that it’s almost impossible not to like. I laughed so much and even though it took me a while to get into it and a while for the plot to get properly started I ended up really enjoying it. A book that makes me laugh out loud, is a good book in my eyes. As a sarcastic person myself I just felt like this book was perfect for me.
viktorian's review against another edition
3.0
tl;dr: I feel like I should've liked this more than I actually did? It's funny and I really liked the MC and all her snarkiness, yet I just like I read a good but too long and too self-narrative heavy fan fic, which is both complimentary and not.
bookwyrm1521's review against another edition
1.0
I'm just happy that I just wasted only a day for reading this.
aprilbooksandwine's review against another edition
4.0
Honestly, I decided to listen to Liberty: The Spy Who (Kind Of) Liked Me by Andrea Portes because I saw that the audiobook was relatively short. Read my full review here Link goes live 4/28/2021
hspaulds's review against another edition
4.0
So glad a friend gave me their uncorrected proof so I got the chance to read this! I'm still not sure how I feel about the ending, but overall it was a super enjoyable read. Being fairly to the left politically, I loved the various political references and was genuinely impressed by a lot of them.
I also completely adored the Edward Snowden based character, because I'm deeply predictable and have a huge crush on Snowden, haha. Definitely recommend checking this out when it comes out in June!
I also completely adored the Edward Snowden based character, because I'm deeply predictable and have a huge crush on Snowden, haha. Definitely recommend checking this out when it comes out in June!
mfryerwood's review against another edition
4.0
this book was pretty cute. despite the fact that I found the main character fairly unlikable, I still liked the book overall? And the main character kind of grew on me? That's new and different!