A review by feyzan_theravenking
Sorry Not Sorry: Dreams, Mistakes, and Growing Up by Naya Rivera
3.0
After rewatching glee on Netflix I got this undeniable urge to read this book mostly for behind the scenes TEA and to know the woman behind my favourite character from the show - Santana Lopez, the mean Biatch. And the Queen didn't disappoint. I really enjoyed the book.
This book was a quick and fun read. Naya was as funny as her character was in glee but not as mean (Thank God) Her writing style was good, it kept me engaged.
This book is something that i think only glee fans would appreciate. Her story wasn't very moving or motivational, but it was inspiring nonetheless.
This book was a quick and fun read. Naya was as funny as her character was in glee but not as mean (Thank God) Her writing style was good, it kept me engaged.
This book is something that i think only glee fans would appreciate. Her story wasn't very moving or motivational, but it was inspiring nonetheless.