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A review by jessica_the_impressica
The Boyfriend List: 15 Guys, 11 Shrink Appointments, 4 Ceramic Frogs and Me, Ruby Oliver by E. Lockhart
4.0
This rating is more specifically 4.5 stars.
This book was so cute. Perfectly written for the teenage crowd: ages 13-18, but great for literally anyone. I really loved the writing style. Lockhart did a phenomenal job at displaying 15 year old Ruby in her sophomore year of high school. Lots of drama, lots of finding herself. I found myself perfectly content with the ending. I tried not to set any expectations for this book, and I could say I’m happy with the outcome.
Pretty much the only reason the book is half a star short for me is because I had a little bit of trouble staying in line with the boys and who was who. However, I love the structure of it all: the flashbacks to middle school, the interaction in school, the therapy sessions, everything.
This book is the first in a 4-part series. I could find myself reading the rest of them eventually, but I won’t be continuing with the second book following Ruby for the moment.
I highly recommend this book to anyone, especially if you’re looking for a little bit of high school drama.
This book was so cute. Perfectly written for the teenage crowd: ages 13-18, but great for literally anyone. I really loved the writing style. Lockhart did a phenomenal job at displaying 15 year old Ruby in her sophomore year of high school. Lots of drama, lots of finding herself. I found myself perfectly content with the ending. I tried not to set any expectations for this book, and I could say I’m happy with the outcome.
Pretty much the only reason the book is half a star short for me is because I had a little bit of trouble staying in line with the boys and who was who. However, I love the structure of it all: the flashbacks to middle school, the interaction in school, the therapy sessions, everything.
This book is the first in a 4-part series. I could find myself reading the rest of them eventually, but I won’t be continuing with the second book following Ruby for the moment.
I highly recommend this book to anyone, especially if you’re looking for a little bit of high school drama.