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A review by dietitianemk
First Flight, Final Fall by C.W. Farnsworth
4.0
4.2 stars
This book was pretty good. Fun to read!
*spoilers ahead*
The Characters: I liked Saylor a decent amount… she was a bit arrogant for me and I KNOW she threw herself into soccer cause of her parents. But there were a couple moments she could have benefited from some humility. I liked Adler a lot! He was fun and nice. They seemed to match each other well. I also liked all of Saylor’s teammates from both university and the camp!
The Plot: I liked the plot! It had kind of slow pacing from halfway to the end. I wish the book was longer for more of the post-official start of relationship. I liked the camp a lot! The concept was really cool. At first I thought Saylor and Adler’s relationship was a very…abrupt start. But I shouldn’t be surprised with hookup culture and whatnot. I wish we got more of them togther after the camp.
The Book Cover/Art: Naur. It’s a no from me. No real people please.
My Critiques: I wish we were able to hear more about their official relationship! I wanted to hear about how they faced challenges as an official couple with the media, Saylor’s career, etc.
Overall, it was a fun read!
This book was pretty good. Fun to read!
*spoilers ahead*
The Characters: I liked Saylor a decent amount… she was a bit arrogant for me and I KNOW she threw herself into soccer cause of her parents. But there were a couple moments she could have benefited from some humility. I liked Adler a lot! He was fun and nice. They seemed to match each other well. I also liked all of Saylor’s teammates from both university and the camp!
The Plot: I liked the plot! It had kind of slow pacing from halfway to the end. I wish the book was longer for more of the post-official start of relationship. I liked the camp a lot! The concept was really cool. At first I thought Saylor and Adler’s relationship was a very…abrupt start. But I shouldn’t be surprised with hookup culture and whatnot. I wish we got more of them togther after the camp.
The Book Cover/Art: Naur. It’s a no from me. No real people please.
My Critiques: I wish we were able to hear more about their official relationship! I wanted to hear about how they faced challenges as an official couple with the media, Saylor’s career, etc.
Overall, it was a fun read!