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A review by inkstndfngrs
The Tribulations of August Barton by Jennifer LeBlanc
2.0
I received a free eBook via Voracious Reads in exchange for an honest review.
I wanted to like this book, I really did. The synposis seemed promising, the cover is delightful. But when it came to opening the book and actually reading it. No. Just no. I'm not sure what kind of college experience the author had, but that is not what your first day on campus is like; whether you're a townie or not. And Aggie is just not a likeable character. There was nothing about him that made me really think "I want to know everything about this person".
So, I made it through the first couple of chapters before I said: It's a free book and it's still not worth it. Sorry, Ms. LeBlanc. Just not my thing, I guess.
I wanted to like this book, I really did. The synposis seemed promising, the cover is delightful. But when it came to opening the book and actually reading it. No. Just no. I'm not sure what kind of college experience the author had, but that is not what your first day on campus is like; whether you're a townie or not. And Aggie is just not a likeable character. There was nothing about him that made me really think "I want to know everything about this person".
So, I made it through the first couple of chapters before I said: It's a free book and it's still not worth it. Sorry, Ms. LeBlanc. Just not my thing, I guess.