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Better Left Unsent
by Lia Louis
In Better Left Unsent, Millie experiences a horrific and embarrassing life event: all of her draft e-mails, which were written as her own personal diary, get sent. This leads Millie on a journey in which she identifies multiple toxic relationships within her inner circle, and she becomes motivated to speak her truth. As she becomes more familiar with herself, she becomes more open to the opportunities around her- including love.
I really enjoyed the author's writing style in Better Left Unsent. The character growth was relatable and realistic but had enough drama to keep me engaged. I couldn't put this book down!
I really enjoyed the author's writing style in Better Left Unsent. The character growth was relatable and realistic but had enough drama to keep me engaged. I couldn't put this book down!