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A review by analenegrace
Everyone I Kissed Since You Got Famous by Mae Marvel
emotional
funny
hopeful
reflective
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.25
This was a really great audiobook although I really wanted two different narrators for Katie and Will!
I really enjoyed this book and the way the characters had to help each other move forward from where they were stuck in their own pasts and traumas. As someone with a dead dad, Will's story was incredibly well-written and I appreciated that she was struggling with her dad's death even though it had been many years.
These two women had mythicized each other from High School and from watching each other from afar and as such, it was really fun to see them actually get to know each other!
I really loved their romance, and when they fully got together, I was prepared for a terrible heart-wrenching third-act breakup, andwhen it didn't happen I'd never been happier.
I do wish this book had been a bit more intersectional and explored the MCs' whiteness a bit because it definitely treated them like they were very mistreated for their womanhood but didn't really consider anything else.
I really enjoyed this book and the way the characters had to help each other move forward from where they were stuck in their own pasts and traumas. As someone with a dead dad, Will's story was incredibly well-written and I appreciated that she was struggling with her dad's death even though it had been many years.
These two women had mythicized each other from High School and from watching each other from afar and as such, it was really fun to see them actually get to know each other!
I really loved their romance, and when they fully got together, I was prepared for a terrible heart-wrenching third-act breakup, and
I do wish this book had been a bit more intersectional and explored the MCs' whiteness a bit because it definitely treated them like they were very mistreated for their womanhood but didn't really consider anything else.