A review by sofia_the_libro
Everything Beautiful Is Not Ruined by Danielle Younge-Ullman

2.0

I just felt that the author tried to tackle more than she could. I'd have rather she focused on the wilderness and Ingrid's relationship with her mother, and not tried to skim over other, serious issues. She dealt with a lot of problems that, I felt, should have been discussed more in depth, but just because the author chose to try to take them all on, it ended up being kind of choppy. While I enjoyed the voice of the main character, and the sort-of-kind-of twist at the end was interesting, it just didn't make me think, and once I finished the book I found it easy to forget.