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A review by lostintomes
29 Dates by Melissa de la Cruz
3.0
This was just the kind of predictable romance I like to listen to while I am working. Fun enough to keep my interest but basic enough that I can get away with doing other tasks while I'm listening. I was very pleased with the Korean representation especially considering that the author is of a different ethnicity and that doesn't always work out well. You can tell she did her homework and I appreciate it.
Definitely sits on the younger end of YA - there's a scene I don't want to forget where some of the characters were talking about Bring It On and how old the movie is. Which I thought was hilarious. Just another one of the perks for reading this genre.
Content Notes:
- Language: Mild swears
- Sexual Content: kissing
- Issues Addressed: mild cheating, controlling parents, academic related stress, Asian culture
Definitely sits on the younger end of YA - there's a scene I don't want to forget where some of the characters were talking about Bring It On and how old the movie is. Which I thought was hilarious. Just another one of the perks for reading this genre.
Content Notes:
- Language: Mild swears
- Sexual Content: kissing
- Issues Addressed: mild cheating, controlling parents, academic related stress, Asian culture