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A review by scribesprite
Síndrome Psíquica Grave by Alicia Thompson
4.0
I think this is my first book set in college life. Nearly all young adults books are set in high school which makes sense, but I still liked the change.
Now this book is no great piece of literature. It's chick-lit and mostly fluff. Leigh is a bit annoying in the beginning. Looks like she's making drama where there is none. And Nathan likes cats, not that I have anything against cats; just that it's strange. I feel like guys who like cats should be dealt with caution.
Though if you can pass this it's really an enjoyable read. It's funny above other things and had its sweet moments. The book talks quite a bit about sex without it being preachy and it was a realistic take on the subject. Characters like Rebecca give the book more substance then just being all fluff.
An easy read.
Now this book is no great piece of literature. It's chick-lit and mostly fluff. Leigh is a bit annoying in the beginning. Looks like she's making drama where there is none. And Nathan likes cats, not that I have anything against cats; just that it's strange. I feel like guys who like cats should be dealt with caution.
Though if you can pass this it's really an enjoyable read. It's funny above other things and had its sweet moments. The book talks quite a bit about sex without it being preachy and it was a realistic take on the subject. Characters like Rebecca give the book more substance then just being all fluff.
An easy read.