A review by livreads7
Virgin by Radhika Sanghani
4.0
I got a chance to read this thanks to Penguin's "First to Read" program. I'm kind of glad I used some points to obtain a copy of this book.
Though this book was definitely more for older teens and young adults, I felt like the topics weren't crude but actually tastefully written. There were even a few scenes that had me laughing.
This story is quite realistic, and the main character didn't seem overly dramatic. Sure, there were a few scenes that seemed a bit forced or dialogue that seemed "staged" per se but overall, it was quite good. The character development was nice and the ending was reassuring.
The addition of the vlog aspect of this story plot was unique and in my opinion it really added to the plot. The female relationships in the story were really funny, and the protagonist's endless search for her "de-flowerer" was quite hilarious as well.
I felt like the end was a bit abrupt. I would have liked the last scene to have been sort of an afterthought, like perhaps as an epilogue instead of being the end.
I would definitely recommend it to older teens and young adults who want a quick read that's light-hearted and quirky.
Though this book was definitely more for older teens and young adults, I felt like the topics weren't crude but actually tastefully written. There were even a few scenes that had me laughing.
This story is quite realistic, and the main character didn't seem overly dramatic. Sure, there were a few scenes that seemed a bit forced or dialogue that seemed "staged" per se but overall, it was quite good. The character development was nice and the ending was reassuring.
The addition of the vlog aspect of this story plot was unique and in my opinion it really added to the plot. The female relationships in the story were really funny, and the protagonist's endless search for her "de-flowerer" was quite hilarious as well.
I felt like the end was a bit abrupt. I would have liked the last scene to have been sort of an afterthought, like perhaps as an epilogue instead of being the end.
I would definitely recommend it to older teens and young adults who want a quick read that's light-hearted and quirky.