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A review by melkhug
Trouble by Non Pratt
4.0
(4.5 Stars)
This book was so good, I was almost confused. It made my heart clench one second and then made me laugh heartily the next. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
First off, I loved the dual perspective. It was done so, so perfectly. The characters pov where both so rich and different. And also, Pratt does a wonderful job at making their thoughts fresh and seemingly realistic, rather than expected and boring.
Hannah was hilarious and surprisingly mature. Her growth was so immense and I grew to love reading her thoughts. Even though she was constantly disappointed, she never gave up. I really respect that.
Aaron, oh Aaron. I want a best friend like him! Honestly. I love him a hundred times over. He was such a refreshingly direct character. That is so uncommon in teen fiction. (AND WHEN THE BABY WAS NAMED AFTER HIM I FLIPPED WITH JOY.)
My only complaint is where it ended. I wish we could have seen Aaron and Hannah as a couple or even just their interaction with Tyler. I would have also loved a little resolution with Jay (what was in the letter to Han?!) And goodness I wanted Katie to get what she deserved. I HATE HER.
Honestly, I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It makes my heart smile.
This book was so good, I was almost confused. It made my heart clench one second and then made me laugh heartily the next. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
First off, I loved the dual perspective. It was done so, so perfectly. The characters pov where both so rich and different. And also, Pratt does a wonderful job at making their thoughts fresh and seemingly realistic, rather than expected and boring.
Hannah was hilarious and surprisingly mature. Her growth was so immense and I grew to love reading her thoughts. Even though she was constantly disappointed, she never gave up. I really respect that.
Aaron, oh Aaron. I want a best friend like him! Honestly. I love him a hundred times over. He was such a refreshingly direct character. That is so uncommon in teen fiction. (AND WHEN THE BABY WAS NAMED AFTER HIM I FLIPPED WITH JOY.)
My only complaint is where it ended. I wish we could have seen Aaron and Hannah as a couple or even just their interaction with Tyler. I would have also loved a little resolution with Jay (what was in the letter to Han?!) And goodness I wanted Katie to get what she deserved. I HATE HER.
Honestly, I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It makes my heart smile.