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Girl Gone Viral by Alisha Rai
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
reflective
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
4.0
Thanks to a friend's suggestion, I decided to listen to this one rather than read it and I feel like it definitely elevated the story for me. The dialogue itself can be a bit trite at times and simplistic, but this actually works really well in an audiobook because the story is easy to follow along with.
I really loved the story behind Katrina and Jas's relationship and the reasons why they weren't together even though they were pining for each other made complete sense. I also love that Rai upped the level of dramatic elements in this book, weaving in talks of mental health, domestic abuse, kidnapping, shitty parents, etc.
Overall, I would recommend this only if listened to, not read, and I am looking forward to listening to the third book in the series!
CW: parental neglect, relationship abuse, mental health triggers, PTSD
I really loved the story behind Katrina and Jas's relationship and the reasons why they weren't together even though they were pining for each other made complete sense. I also love that Rai upped the level of dramatic elements in this book, weaving in talks of mental health, domestic abuse, kidnapping, shitty parents, etc.
Overall, I would recommend this only if listened to, not read, and I am looking forward to listening to the third book in the series!
CW: parental neglect, relationship abuse, mental health triggers, PTSD
Minor: Abandonment, Domestic abuse, and Mental illness