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A review by steviaplath
We All Love the Beautiful Girls by Joanne Proulx
1.0
DNF
Long, meandering tale about privileged white folks doing privileged white things. I could not have cared less about Michael and truly did not need paragraph upon paragraph dedicated to him just walking to the baseball field. A lot of tell not show all about the beautiful landscapes of Canada, but if I wanted that I would have read a travel guide.
Mia and Finn could have both had compelling stories individually but this book is attempting to do way too much at one time. Author should have picked one plot line and stuck to that, it was next to impossible to care about any of the characters because of how the book is structured.
Long, meandering tale about privileged white folks doing privileged white things. I could not have cared less about Michael and truly did not need paragraph upon paragraph dedicated to him just walking to the baseball field. A lot of tell not show all about the beautiful landscapes of Canada, but if I wanted that I would have read a travel guide.
Mia and Finn could have both had compelling stories individually but this book is attempting to do way too much at one time. Author should have picked one plot line and stuck to that, it was next to impossible to care about any of the characters because of how the book is structured.