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A review by booksanddachshunds
The It Girl by Ruth Ware
medium-paced
5.0
I find it alike to The lying game in setting; A school where the students stays on campus, but this time in Oxford, A real university. For me, the time switch between the Before & the After was working really well within the story, and wasn’t confusing to me – which usually happens. Both timelines remains linear although it alternates between then & now, which was really nice to see the “behind the scene” and how it happened.
I loved the relationship between Hannah & April’s sister, both of them sensing a kind of comfort in feeling closer to her since her passing. Hannah’s pregnancy was also so well detailed and taking into the story – as of which I loved as my bestfriend is nearly having a baby herself – I found it a fascinating part of the story.
I loved the relationship between Hannah & April’s sister, both of them sensing a kind of comfort in feeling closer to her since her passing. Hannah’s pregnancy was also so well detailed and taking into the story – as of which I loved as my bestfriend is nearly having a baby herself – I found it a fascinating part of the story.