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A review by kba76
Melt My Heart by Bethany Rutter
3.0
The summer before university is a time of upheaval, and our main character is experiencing her fair share.
We follow Lily-Rose as she takes on a summer project of new things. She learns about herself and her friendships. She tackles some issues that would have been easy to ignore, and it’s hard not to love and empathise with her even if we don’t share her issues.
The story was rather obvious, and it felt like we spent the book waiting for Lily to wake up and realise what seemed quite apparent. However, I liked that there was no one size fits all approach here and that the cutest friendship ever showed the importance of being honest with those you feel are important to you.
We follow Lily-Rose as she takes on a summer project of new things. She learns about herself and her friendships. She tackles some issues that would have been easy to ignore, and it’s hard not to love and empathise with her even if we don’t share her issues.
The story was rather obvious, and it felt like we spent the book waiting for Lily to wake up and realise what seemed quite apparent. However, I liked that there was no one size fits all approach here and that the cutest friendship ever showed the importance of being honest with those you feel are important to you.