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A review by mythicca
Hush, Hush by Becca Fitzpatrick
5.0
Filled to the brim with cliché, this book was overwhelmed with the basic corniness of a romance.
The book starts off with your typical "average" girl who's nothing more than "average". Ha.
Mysterious boy shows up.
Mysterious boy is paired up with "average" girl.
Mysterious boy is interested in "average" girl.
Nora Grey, the so-called "average" girl, isn't the best main character. She was very aggravating actually. Not only did she dog-ear books but she also wasn't the brightest bulb.
Take the questioning for instance. She claims that she's going to be inconspicuous but then ends up dressing in obnoxious outfits and interrogating people with questions. Way to go, Nora.
This book is overflowing with cheesy material but I couldn't help but fall in love with it.
I love cheesy romance. Ugh.
5/5 biased stars.
The book starts off with your typical "average" girl who's nothing more than "average". Ha.
Mysterious boy shows up.
Mysterious boy is paired up with "average" girl.
Mysterious boy is interested in "average" girl.
Nora Grey, the so-called "average" girl, isn't the best main character. She was very aggravating actually. Not only did she dog-ear books but she also wasn't the brightest bulb.
Take the questioning for instance. She claims that she's going to be inconspicuous but then ends up dressing in obnoxious outfits and interrogating people with questions. Way to go, Nora.
This book is overflowing with cheesy material but I couldn't help but fall in love with it.
I love cheesy romance. Ugh.
5/5 biased stars.