A review by iggyebab
Please Send Help by Allison Raskin, Gabe Dunn
2.0
** I received an ARC in exchange for an honest review.**
Two friends find themselves thousands of miles apart after college. They have been each other’s main supports and struggle without one another.
This story is told through emails and text messages.
Ava comes from a wealthy family and has an internship in New York City on a famous late night talk show. She is anxious and makes poor choices with members of the opposite sex.
Gen is working on a newspaper is rural Florida. I’m a bit confused about how she identifies. I believe there is mention she is a lesbian but she mentions having boyfriends in the past as well.
It is a quick read but there were a lot of things that I missed. When a story is only told through texts and emails, there is often something missing. I don’t feel that I got to know either character much. I know a lot about them but I didn’t get to know them.
It’s not terrible but it was just an okay read for me.
Two friends find themselves thousands of miles apart after college. They have been each other’s main supports and struggle without one another.
This story is told through emails and text messages.
Ava comes from a wealthy family and has an internship in New York City on a famous late night talk show. She is anxious and makes poor choices with members of the opposite sex.
Gen is working on a newspaper is rural Florida. I’m a bit confused about how she identifies. I believe there is mention she is a lesbian but she mentions having boyfriends in the past as well.
It is a quick read but there were a lot of things that I missed. When a story is only told through texts and emails, there is often something missing. I don’t feel that I got to know either character much. I know a lot about them but I didn’t get to know them.
It’s not terrible but it was just an okay read for me.