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A review by howdyhoward
Next Year, for Sure by Zoey Leigh Peterson
4.0
I ate this up
Coming back to this review a few weeks later. I keep thinking about how the ending felt a lot weaker than the bulk of the novel. The chapters went back and forth between Chris' and Kathryn's perspectives, and in the final chapter after they break up we only hear from Chris. I found Kathryn's perspective a lot more compelling and built up throughout the book, and was disappointed that we never got closure from her. I didn't care about Chris as much as a character so only getting his POV after such a big change for both of them was a pretty big letdown.
Overall though this was light and fluffy and like I mentioned originally I completely devoured it.
Coming back to this review a few weeks later. I keep thinking about how the ending felt a lot weaker than the bulk of the novel. The chapters went back and forth between Chris' and Kathryn's perspectives, and in the final chapter after they break up we only hear from Chris. I found Kathryn's perspective a lot more compelling and built up throughout the book, and was disappointed that we never got closure from her. I didn't care about Chris as much as a character so only getting his POV after such a big change for both of them was a pretty big letdown.
Overall though this was light and fluffy and like I mentioned originally I completely devoured it.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Suicidal thoughts