A review by mororke
Piglettes by Clémentine Beauvais
4.0
This book was a lot cuter than I thought it would be. The story follows Mireille, Astrid and Hakima, voted the ugliest girls in their school and their road trip to find happiness, and to learn to be comfortable in their own skin.
The unlikely friendship between the three girls takes them on a road trip by bike through France. I don’t want to give away their misadventures along the route, but I found the story heartwarming and brilliantly written. Instead of feeling poorly about themselves, the girls learn that it’s truly what is on the inside that counts, and that with good friends, anything is possible.
This was a quick and light hearted read that had me laughing out loud and excited to see how the story finished. It was a nice break from some of the heavier stuff I’ve been reading and was easy for me to get excited about and finish.
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The unlikely friendship between the three girls takes them on a road trip by bike through France. I don’t want to give away their misadventures along the route, but I found the story heartwarming and brilliantly written. Instead of feeling poorly about themselves, the girls learn that it’s truly what is on the inside that counts, and that with good friends, anything is possible.
This was a quick and light hearted read that had me laughing out loud and excited to see how the story finished. It was a nice break from some of the heavier stuff I’ve been reading and was easy for me to get excited about and finish.
Enjoy my review? Read them all at the-pink-moose.com