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A review by veeeeex
Notes on Her Color by Jennifer Neal
adventurous
challenging
hopeful
inspiring
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
📒Tour Stop 🛑 Book Review:
Notes on Her Color x Jennifer Neal (@chocolatejenn)
4/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
💭My Thoughts:
Notes on Her color was one of those books that really make you think. This Book took me on a range of emotions from hot to cold. I feel like the color changing in this book is a representation of the daily emotions that we feel as human beings. The fact that she inherited this characteristic from her mother means a lot too because that makes me think if that had anything to do with ancestors or genetics. The main character Gabrielle had to learn to adjust with the color, changing herself and it’s something that she never experienced before and that time she didn’t know how to hide it because she didn’t expect it. This book was very well written in an expressive way to where you can see all the words and your heart, at first it was a bit hard to understand, but as the story went by everything kind of connected with each other. There were even times where I feel like the mother didn’t understand why she changed the way she did when she did so it was hard for her to explain to her daughter. I really enjoyed reading this book especially because I took my time I could see myself re-reading the story pretty soon. Not many books make me feel like this. This, this was my first time reading any book by Jennifer Neal, and I can’t wait to see what else she has in store as an author. One of the things I also loved about this book was the artwork on the cover it matched perfectly with the storyline. If you haven’t read this book, you should definitely add it to your TBR. Let this be one of the books you read before the year is over!!
Special thank you to @catapult @chocolatejenn, @cocoachapters, and for allowing to be a part of this amazing book tour and my gifted copy.
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#cocoachapters #cocoasippers #jenniferneal #notesonhercolor #catipult
Notes on Her Color x Jennifer Neal (@chocolatejenn)
4/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
💭My Thoughts:
Notes on Her color was one of those books that really make you think. This Book took me on a range of emotions from hot to cold. I feel like the color changing in this book is a representation of the daily emotions that we feel as human beings. The fact that she inherited this characteristic from her mother means a lot too because that makes me think if that had anything to do with ancestors or genetics. The main character Gabrielle had to learn to adjust with the color, changing herself and it’s something that she never experienced before and that time she didn’t know how to hide it because she didn’t expect it. This book was very well written in an expressive way to where you can see all the words and your heart, at first it was a bit hard to understand, but as the story went by everything kind of connected with each other. There were even times where I feel like the mother didn’t understand why she changed the way she did when she did so it was hard for her to explain to her daughter. I really enjoyed reading this book especially because I took my time I could see myself re-reading the story pretty soon. Not many books make me feel like this. This, this was my first time reading any book by Jennifer Neal, and I can’t wait to see what else she has in store as an author. One of the things I also loved about this book was the artwork on the cover it matched perfectly with the storyline. If you haven’t read this book, you should definitely add it to your TBR. Let this be one of the books you read before the year is over!!
Special thank you to @catapult @chocolatejenn, @cocoachapters, and for allowing to be a part of this amazing book tour and my gifted copy.
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#cocoachapters #cocoasippers #jenniferneal #notesonhercolor #catipult