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3.74 AVERAGE
3.74 AVERAGE
emotional
hopeful
reflective
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Plot
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
I loved the first book of this series! I enjoyed the second book towards the end, but I felt like it was very slow and there was no dynamic character changes especially by Darcy until around 60% into the book or so. Overall, it did have an unexpected ending that I enjoyed and there was some resolution between Rachel and Darcy, but I wish it had more change by Darcy throughout the whole book.
I like this book! I wish it was in alternating POVS from both Rachel and Darcy's perspective because it would be interesting to see how their relationship turn out through this book through both of them. I love the fact that she falls in love with Ethan. I was not expecting that and her twins are adorable! I really enjoyed this book, but I thought it could have been better if put in both Rachel and Darcy's POV.
Was so cute! I would have loved it if they made a movie for this one too.
The first half of the book focuses hard on the completely abhorrent unlikable character Darcy, but by the end, it had me tearing up. Might've been hormones, but damn it got me sappy. Quick read.
hopeful
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
Slow start but I loved it once it developed a bit. The end was so heart warming.
I hated the main character Darcy, I thought that as the book went on I would start to like her, but 100 pages, then 150, then 200, and then just at the very end I liked her a tiny bit.... But mostly YUCK, she is so selfish, greedy, and vain throughout the book. I would not want her for a friend. If you are into lots of fashion name dropping you might like this book. The only good thing I could say is that it makes for very quick reading.
I loved the underlying message of “Something Blue” most... We have to take responsibility for our actions, change the way we live our lives, face responsibility, and grow up!
Glad to see Darcy finally did all this and in large part thanks to long time friend Ethan.
As much as I wanted to dislike her, I just couldn’t.
A good follow up to “Something Borrowed”, but not my favorite Giffin book.
Glad to see Darcy finally did all this and in large part thanks to long time friend Ethan.
As much as I wanted to dislike her, I just couldn’t.
A good follow up to “Something Borrowed”, but not my favorite Giffin book.
At the end of "Something Borrowed," the prequel to this book, I did not like Darcy...at all. She was a cold, conceited brat in my opinion. However, "Something Blue" totally transformed my view of the character. I am a sucker for happy endings, and I am so glad things turned out the way they did!