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A review by sienaro
Going Vintage by Lindsey Leavitt
4.0
The 3.61 rating that this book averages is just about spot on.
It was cute, amusing, and heartwarming. Like all teen fiction, it has two love interests for the main character, Mallory, and her goals (The List) end at the Junior Homecoming, where the book ends. I thought that it was very relatable and charming: every modern mom nowadays writes about her family in the blogosphere, things that shouldn't be a big deal are and things that should be a big deal aren't (ie your grandma having another kid who she gave up for adoption). It felt realistic, a little cliché, and was overall moderately enjoyable.
It was cute, amusing, and heartwarming. Like all teen fiction, it has two love interests for the main character, Mallory, and her goals (The List) end at the Junior Homecoming, where the book ends. I thought that it was very relatable and charming: every modern mom nowadays writes about her family in the blogosphere, things that shouldn't be a big deal are and things that should be a big deal aren't (ie your grandma having another kid who she gave up for adoption). It felt realistic, a little cliché, and was overall moderately enjoyable.