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A review by mariahcooke
East Coast Girls by Kerry Kletter
2.0
While I can see why people love this book it just wasn't for me.
2/5
We follow 4 best friends who are reconnecting after 12 years. There was an incident right after they graduated high school that sent each girl in a separate way as she handled the trauma. They reconnect for a weekend at the beach and have to face what happened and face each other.
This book is written where each chapter is from a different girl's perspective and honestly none of them are doing great. They each have dealt with the trauma in a different way, but none of it was healthy. This book is sad, and honestly to me didn't leave me feeling great. I didn't like any of the characters, and I felt like the friendships were terrible.
While the book is very character driven I did see how it makes a great book club discussion, and I can see why people who like sad books would enjoy this.
2/5
We follow 4 best friends who are reconnecting after 12 years. There was an incident right after they graduated high school that sent each girl in a separate way as she handled the trauma. They reconnect for a weekend at the beach and have to face what happened and face each other.
This book is written where each chapter is from a different girl's perspective and honestly none of them are doing great. They each have dealt with the trauma in a different way, but none of it was healthy. This book is sad, and honestly to me didn't leave me feeling great. I didn't like any of the characters, and I felt like the friendships were terrible.
While the book is very character driven I did see how it makes a great book club discussion, and I can see why people who like sad books would enjoy this.