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A review by larissa399
Lying Out Loud by Kody Keplinger
4.0
3.5 stars
My opinion
Lying out Loud was the third book I have read by Kody Keplinger. I loved the Duff a lot and the synopsis of this one sounded funny. I read this book in one sitting, mostly because it was pretty short, but it was also a lot of fun.
The book is told from the POV of Sonny, who is super sarcastic and super funny, which made me like her. But she can also be imnensly frustrating. I mean, it already gets clear from the title that lying plays a big role in this book, but, especially in the end, the lies got less and less necessary and I honestly just wanted to shake some sense into Sonny.
Amy, the best friend, got a lot more likeable in the end. I mean, she was always nice, but that was kinda the problem. But, in general, I liked her friendship with Sonny.
Ryder, our love interest, was kinda meh. I mean he was nice enough, but I also wouldn’t have minded much if he hadn’t been there, which is never good with a love interest.
I have to admit that the part I loved most about the book were Wesley and Bianca. They might not have had a big part to play, but they were super adorable and made me wanna reread the Duff.
In conlcusion
A cute, sometimes funny highschool love/friendship story for in between.
My opinion
Lying out Loud was the third book I have read by Kody Keplinger. I loved the Duff a lot and the synopsis of this one sounded funny. I read this book in one sitting, mostly because it was pretty short, but it was also a lot of fun.
The book is told from the POV of Sonny, who is super sarcastic and super funny, which made me like her. But she can also be imnensly frustrating. I mean, it already gets clear from the title that lying plays a big role in this book, but, especially in the end, the lies got less and less necessary and I honestly just wanted to shake some sense into Sonny.
Amy, the best friend, got a lot more likeable in the end. I mean, she was always nice, but that was kinda the problem. But, in general, I liked her friendship with Sonny.
Ryder, our love interest, was kinda meh. I mean he was nice enough, but I also wouldn’t have minded much if he hadn’t been there, which is never good with a love interest.
I have to admit that the part I loved most about the book were Wesley and Bianca. They might not have had a big part to play, but they were super adorable and made me wanna reread the Duff.
In conlcusion
A cute, sometimes funny highschool love/friendship story for in between.