A review by kakunie
The Year We Fell Down, by Sarina Bowen
2.0
YOU BORROWED HIS TOOTHBRUSH CAUSE YOU KNEW HE WOULD BE OK WITH IT? I'm shooketh. This is where I draw the line.
The good
- Whole story felt cute. Was easy to read. I did not disslike the book but it wasn't interesting enough to hype me to read another book from this author.
- The relationship between main characters was pretty realistic, I would prefer them as friends tho.
- Corey's developement. It was actually interesting seeing her explore her options and slowly get over being stuck on what she can't do.
The bad
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- The sex was just so lackluster.
- Hartley's family drama was complete afterthought and it had no significance for the book.
- You simply don't borrow people's toothbrushes without asking first.
- Corey's hope fairy? Reminds me too much of Anastasia's inner goddes in 50 shades. Ouu heeeeeeel no. I'm still cringing.
The good
- Whole story felt cute. Was easy to read. I did not disslike the book but it wasn't interesting enough to hype me to read another book from this author.
- The relationship between main characters was pretty realistic, I would prefer them as friends tho.
- Corey's developement. It was actually interesting seeing her explore her options and slowly get over being stuck on what she can't do.
The bad
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Spoiler
The cheating. Stacia wasn't even that bad and unpopular opinion, she deserved better.- The sex was just so lackluster.
- Hartley's family drama was complete afterthought and it had no significance for the book.
- You simply don't borrow people's toothbrushes without asking first.
- Corey's hope fairy? Reminds me too much of Anastasia's inner goddes in 50 shades. Ouu heeeeeeel no. I'm still cringing.