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Anyone by Sarah Sprinz

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emotional funny hopeful lighthearted slow-paced

Plot- or character-driven? Character
Strong character development? It's complicated
Loveable characters? Yes
Diverse cast of characters? Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus? No

3.0

Anyone by Sarah Sprinz was a fantastic follow up to Anywhere - the first book in the Dunbridge Academy Series.

In this story we follow Sinclair and Tori through their friendships, relationships, conflicts and resolutions.

It was great being able to see the story from another perspective with the dual POV between the characters, and each one’s characteristics and personalities shining through.

Readers should be aware that like the first book, Anyone contains trigger warnings consisting of toxic relationships, eating disorders, domestic violence, substance abuse, and addiction.

The whole premise of the story follows Tori and Sinclair through their trials and tribulations preparing for the end of year play - Romeo and Juliet, and how the show brings the characters together in a certain circumstance.

Ultimately, Anyone was a great read, but in my opinion just slightly too long. There were certain scenes that dragged out a little, as well as including detail that really wasn’t necessary. There are also some spicy scenes in this book too - but they’re pretty low key.

Thank you to Quercus Publicity for giving me the opportunity to read books 1&2 in this series.

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