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A review by storylinesandstars
The Bridge by Bill Konigsberg
4.0
4.5 stars.
This was a fantastic book.
It was authentic; the characters felt real and believable. The author didn't romanticize them or idolize them in any way. The dynamics between peers and parents felt truthful and not forced.
It was raw; the author talked about serious topics unapologetically. But still in a way that was sensitive and considerate of the subject matter. The different scenarios was an interesting, but insightful, take.
This was a fantastic book.
It was authentic; the characters felt real and believable. The author didn't romanticize them or idolize them in any way. The dynamics between peers and parents felt truthful and not forced.
It was raw; the author talked about serious topics unapologetically. But still in a way that was sensitive and considerate of the subject matter. The different scenarios was an interesting, but insightful, take.