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__livesbtweenpgs__'s review
5.0
Tear jerker!
Oh god. The emotions that you go through reading this book are astounding. Cancer is no joke and a horrible life sentence that some never overcome. Crying at the end of this book is just a start to the emotions that are felt throughout the whole thing. I can't wait for more from this group.
Oh god. The emotions that you go through reading this book are astounding. Cancer is no joke and a horrible life sentence that some never overcome. Crying at the end of this book is just a start to the emotions that are felt throughout the whole thing. I can't wait for more from this group.
syndi3's review
emotional
sad
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? N/A
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.0
I like Pretty Pink Ribbons less. I am disappointed actually. Pretty Pink Ribbons is more dramatic and OTT cheesy. I think Miss Grayson tried to bring the survivor aspect to Laney character and failed.
The theme of the book about cancer is good. Promising. I am expecting more about the journey of being cancer patient and the treatment. Add romance is good. Especially second chance romance.
Laney is the heroine I can not connect with. She is needy, selfish and drama queen. She drools on every page on how sexy Levy is. Yes I got it! Levy is sexy and good looking. But it is not neccessary to mention it on every page. And not telling Levy about her condition, is just plain selfish. No excuse.
I really want to like this book more than 3 stars. At the end... I only can give 3 stars.
The theme of the book about cancer is good. Promising. I am expecting more about the journey of being cancer patient and the treatment. Add romance is good. Especially second chance romance.
Laney is the heroine I can not connect with. She is needy, selfish and drama queen. She drools on every page on how sexy Levy is. Yes I got it! Levy is sexy and good looking. But it is not neccessary to mention it on every page. And not telling Levy about her condition, is just plain selfish. No excuse.
I really want to like this book more than 3 stars. At the end... I only can give 3 stars.
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