A review by sc104906
Four Days of You and Me by Miranda Kenneally
4.0
I received this as an eARC through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
Each May 7th the students of Coffee County High take an educational field, with each year getting better and better. Focusing on the four trips of Lulu and Alex, this book gives snap shots into their relationship. While they aren't always happy or together, their chemistry is unmistakable.
Lulu is passionate about living green and helping out her fellow students. She hopes to become class president freshman year, just as she was in middle school. However, her competition is this funny charismatic baseball player named Alex. As a result of this election, there is some bad blood between the two. They aren't talking when they go on their field trip to the natural history museum, but when they get locked in an escape room and must work together to get out, the rest is history. Both have strong opinions about their lives and futures, familial expectations create serious friction in their relationship, but they just might have what it takes to make it as a couple.
I really liked this book. I enjoyed the characters. I had fun with their friendly competition. The side characters were developed and I loved them. Alex's grandfather was super cute. The field trips lended themselves well as backdrops for this romance. I wouldn't mind spending more time in this world.
Each May 7th the students of Coffee County High take an educational field, with each year getting better and better. Focusing on the four trips of Lulu and Alex, this book gives snap shots into their relationship. While they aren't always happy or together, their chemistry is unmistakable.
Lulu is passionate about living green and helping out her fellow students. She hopes to become class president freshman year, just as she was in middle school. However, her competition is this funny charismatic baseball player named Alex. As a result of this election, there is some bad blood between the two. They aren't talking when they go on their field trip to the natural history museum, but when they get locked in an escape room and must work together to get out, the rest is history. Both have strong opinions about their lives and futures, familial expectations create serious friction in their relationship, but they just might have what it takes to make it as a couple.
I really liked this book. I enjoyed the characters. I had fun with their friendly competition. The side characters were developed and I loved them. Alex's grandfather was super cute. The field trips lended themselves well as backdrops for this romance. I wouldn't mind spending more time in this world.