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A review by michcamcam
Nanny for the Neighbors by Lily Gold
emotional
hopeful
sad
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
After reading my third Lily Gold book, I can finally conclude that she writes amazing introductions. She always hooks me up to the story and keeps me intrigued.
I don’t usually enjoy books with babies and pregnancies as the main plot points. It’s just a personal preference. But, since I enjoyed Lily’s other books I gave this one a try and I wasn’t disappointed.
What I love about Nanny for the Neighbors is the characters themselves. Specifically their very human flaws. They are not superficial and successfully connect their complexities to their motives and how they handle certain situations.
If you are familiar with my other reviews, I am very particular with character building and I can say that this book has one of the best characterization.
Also, this made me sob hard. I love it!
Final thoughts: I would recommend this to anyone who loves found families and anything to do with babies.
Blog / Tumblr | Instagram | GoodReads
I don’t usually enjoy books with babies and pregnancies as the main plot points. It’s just a personal preference. But, since I enjoyed Lily’s other books I gave this one a try and I wasn’t disappointed.
What I love about Nanny for the Neighbors is the characters themselves. Specifically their very human flaws. They are not superficial and successfully connect their complexities to their motives and how they handle certain situations.
If you are familiar with my other reviews, I am very particular with character building and I can say that this book has one of the best characterization.
Also, this made me sob hard. I love it!
Final thoughts: I would recommend this to anyone who loves found families and anything to do with babies.
Blog / Tumblr | Instagram | GoodReads