A review by brittany_
Be the Girl by K.A. Tucker
5.0
FIVE STARS
Be The Girl is a story with an important message. At first I didn’t realize what the important message was going to be or even if there was an important message at all. This book blew me away and I adored every page. It was heartwarming, heartbreaking, a story of forgiving and moving forward. This book made me think and feel what the people in the book were feeling. I fell in love with this book.
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I do wish there was a little more to the ending, in my opinion it happened so fast. I wish there was more to the ending all because Aria and Emmett had a fresh start to think. Makes me wonder how things are going to workout when he goes to college or wha will happen at school with Aria and Cassie. Things like this make me wish there was a second book. But always, what if’s are fun to think of.
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I truly fell in love with Tuckers writing and hope to read more if her books.
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Favorite Quote From The Book: “Any rose can succumb to rot, given the right conditions. But, with enough attention, it can can come back better then before.” -Uncle Merv.
Be The Girl is a story with an important message. At first I didn’t realize what the important message was going to be or even if there was an important message at all. This book blew me away and I adored every page. It was heartwarming, heartbreaking, a story of forgiving and moving forward. This book made me think and feel what the people in the book were feeling. I fell in love with this book.
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I do wish there was a little more to the ending, in my opinion it happened so fast. I wish there was more to the ending all because Aria and Emmett had a fresh start to think. Makes me wonder how things are going to workout when he goes to college or wha will happen at school with Aria and Cassie. Things like this make me wish there was a second book. But always, what if’s are fun to think of.
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I truly fell in love with Tuckers writing and hope to read more if her books.
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Favorite Quote From The Book: “Any rose can succumb to rot, given the right conditions. But, with enough attention, it can can come back better then before.” -Uncle Merv.