A review by astrologicblues
Flick by Abigail Tarttelin
2.0
It was okay. For me, I felt like this book fell a bit flat for me. Not once have I felt like this could be even remotely similar to 'Romeo and Juliet'. In fact I forgot that it was quoted as such. There wasn't even much interaction between Rainbow and Flick which, if there had been, I feel like the ending would of had significantly better. Because of that lack of interaction, I felt like Flick wanted to clean himself but... ehhhhh, why go through all that trouble? Weh!
Flick's an intelligent person. He just ended up in the wrong crowd and he just never attempted to get out of it. I can hardly say that I feel bad for him as he brought it on himself.
Would be better if it was longer, with crucial scenes, and the fluff was taken out. As it is, it's just... eh. But there's definitely potential. I'm curious to see what Miss Tarttelin writes next.
(FYI, my copy was an eARC from Netgalley.)
Flick's an intelligent person. He just ended up in the wrong crowd and he just never attempted to get out of it. I can hardly say that I feel bad for him as he brought it on himself.
Would be better if it was longer, with crucial scenes, and the fluff was taken out. As it is, it's just... eh. But there's definitely potential. I'm curious to see what Miss Tarttelin writes next.
(FYI, my copy was an eARC from Netgalley.)