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A review by foolishdahlia
It Sounded Better in My Head by Nina Kenwood
3.0
this was a good read!
i think this was the first time i actually read a book that openly talks about acne, and the feelings of insecurity one gets with it. i thought that it was really refreshing to find a character speak about that, as i definitely relate. i actually related to a lot of the main character’s thoughts and feelings, which was, again, nice to read about; like the awkwardness of love and partying and growing up. the family aspect of this novel was also great. i think divorce and how kids typically handle that should be spoken about more often.
i loved that this book did not hold back on many of the everyday things people go through during the high school years. it was also funny as hell :)
rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️
i think this was the first time i actually read a book that openly talks about acne, and the feelings of insecurity one gets with it. i thought that it was really refreshing to find a character speak about that, as i definitely relate. i actually related to a lot of the main character’s thoughts and feelings, which was, again, nice to read about; like the awkwardness of love and partying and growing up. the family aspect of this novel was also great. i think divorce and how kids typically handle that should be spoken about more often.
i loved that this book did not hold back on many of the everyday things people go through during the high school years. it was also funny as hell :)
rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️