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A review by jjkook13
Little Do We Know by Tamara Ireland Stone
3.0
A well-handled discussion of faith, friendship, and family. The author's storytelling is emotional, especially how Emory and Hannah's journey was told.
Three stars because I didn't care much about the romantic relationships depicted in the book, which are pretty big in the overall setup. Some things also didn't make complete sense to me, like how the cause of the rift between the two main characters turned to be not that huge of a deal realistically, and how Luke and Emory couldn't even attempt to fight through the prospect of a long-distance relationship.
Overall, it's a compelling and life-affirming read.
Three stars because I didn't care much about the romantic relationships depicted in the book, which are pretty big in the overall setup. Some things also didn't make complete sense to me, like how the cause of the rift between the two main characters turned to be not that huge of a deal realistically, and how Luke and Emory couldn't even attempt to fight through the prospect of a long-distance relationship.
Overall, it's a compelling and life-affirming read.