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A review by trin
Dramarama by E. Lockhart
4.0
While not as good as Lockhart’s fantastic [b:The Disreputable History of Frankie Landau-Banks|1629601|The Disreputable History of Frankie Landau-Banks|E. Lockhart|http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51vHNMm8YkL._SL75_.jpg|1623714], Dramarama is still an above-average YA novel featuring a likeable (and likeably flawed) heroine faced with a lot of tough choices. The descriptions of drama camp were vivid, and though the development of the relationships between the characters was slightly less so—parts of the narrative seemed rushed—I nevertheless couldn’t put the book down, and couldn’t help enjoying myself. Plus the epilogue is one of the best I’ve encountered.
If you’re only going to read one E. Lockhart book, definitely go with Frankie, but I’ll bet you’ll find yourself anxious to devour everything she’s ever written. I certainly have.
If you’re only going to read one E. Lockhart book, definitely go with Frankie, but I’ll bet you’ll find yourself anxious to devour everything she’s ever written. I certainly have.