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A review by aclassi_k
A Beautifully Foolish Endeavor by Hank Green
4.0
Probably more around *3.5 or 3.75
I think this is the weaker of the two, but still very very entertaining.
Focusing more on the side characters was a very great idea for the book, especially as it was really interesting following them. Andy is probably one of the stronger characters and Miranda's plot is also interesting. Unfortunately, it had to take a backseat in the second part of the book.
Maya and April... yeah, I'm not sure about those two. They actually feel like the less interesting part of the book.
Also, not including Robin in the story was SUCH a wasted opportunity, especially remembering his last confession during book one. It would have been a great plotline for him to deal with guilt and try his best to have a positive impact. Honestly, him being a "friend", but having no involvement was a very lame thing to do.
I think this is the weaker of the two, but still very very entertaining.
Focusing more on the side characters was a very great idea for the book, especially as it was really interesting following them. Andy is probably one of the stronger characters and Miranda's plot is also interesting. Unfortunately, it had to take a backseat in the second part of the book.
Maya and April... yeah, I'm not sure about those two. They actually feel like the less interesting part of the book.
Also, not including Robin in the story was SUCH a wasted opportunity, especially remembering his last confession during book one. It would have been a great plotline for him to deal with guilt and try his best to have a positive impact. Honestly, him being a "friend", but having no involvement was a very lame thing to do.