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A review by arwahjawwad
The Museum of Heartbreak by Meg Leder
3.0
Actual Rating: 3.5
"...I thought that maybe that was the point--that instead of happy endings, you get beginnings. hundreds of little beginnings happening every moment, each of them layering into histories deep and tangled and new, histories you count on to remain, no matter what changes the world throws at you."
Now this was a cute read! Light, fluffy and adorable. I just love books like these. But it sure had some issues.
I love Eph. He was everything I wanted him to be but Penelope wasn't. I always have issues with the girls and same was the case here. She was just too "sad and negative" all the time. And oh how much I hate her friends. They annoyed me so much. Like how can you even call yourself a best friend?
The plot was cute with a predictable ending but predictable endings don't seem to bother me. And those illustrations as chapter headings are just so adorable.
It could've been a 4 star read if only the main character was a little more mature.
"...I thought that maybe that was the point--that instead of happy endings, you get beginnings. hundreds of little beginnings happening every moment, each of them layering into histories deep and tangled and new, histories you count on to remain, no matter what changes the world throws at you."
Now this was a cute read! Light, fluffy and adorable. I just love books like these. But it sure had some issues.
I love Eph. He was everything I wanted him to be but Penelope wasn't. I always have issues with the girls and same was the case here. She was just too "sad and negative" all the time. And oh how much I hate her friends. They annoyed me so much. Like how can you even call yourself a best friend?
The plot was cute with a predictable ending but predictable endings don't seem to bother me. And those illustrations as chapter headings are just so adorable.
It could've been a 4 star read if only the main character was a little more mature.