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A review by shamsook
Never Have I Ever: My Life (So Far) Without a Date by Katie Heaney
3.0
I was very pleasantly surprised by this book! I expected Katie to come off as really whiny and annoying, e.g., why doesn't he love meeeee? But I ended up finding her quite charming and funny. She definitely owned up to her own dating faux-pas, but also called out the guys she was... courting? on their weirdness as well. Sometimes her dating stories dragged on more than necessary, though.
What I liked most about this book and Katie is that she brought up some issues about friendships and expectations of women. Not in an annoying way, but in a "why do we do this to each other" way, which I thought was very brave (many people think it, few say it much less publish it) and interesting to think about.
What I liked most about this book and Katie is that she brought up some issues about friendships and expectations of women. Not in an annoying way, but in a "why do we do this to each other" way, which I thought was very brave (many people think it, few say it much less publish it) and interesting to think about.