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A review by natyweiss
We Run the Tides by Vendela Vida
4.0
-ARC in exchange for honest review-
Eulabee and her teenage friends are living a privileged life in a San Francisco's neighborhood. They are young, beautiful and invincible. Eulabee and Maria Fabiola share everything. Their lives, their crushes and their secrets. And they always agree. Until they disagree about a confusing episode that happened one morning on their way to school. That is when Eulabee realizes that maybe Maria Fabiola is not how she thinks she is. And who she thinks she is. From that day on things start to go awry. Their friendship strains and their lives seem to go in opposite directions. Sexual awakening, a possible kidnapping and the loss of innocence are the main issues in this girls lives, all told from Eulabee point of view in a narration that sometimes seems to lack affection and sounds flat for a passionate teenage girl. But I guess that she is not like any other teenage girl.
The book is a page turner. Highly entertaining, fun and beautifully written. I read it in one day.
For me is a
Eulabee and her teenage friends are living a privileged life in a San Francisco's neighborhood. They are young, beautiful and invincible. Eulabee and Maria Fabiola share everything. Their lives, their crushes and their secrets. And they always agree. Until they disagree about a confusing episode that happened one morning on their way to school. That is when Eulabee realizes that maybe Maria Fabiola is not how she thinks she is. And who she thinks she is. From that day on things start to go awry. Their friendship strains and their lives seem to go in opposite directions. Sexual awakening, a possible kidnapping and the loss of innocence are the main issues in this girls lives, all told from Eulabee point of view in a narration that sometimes seems to lack affection and sounds flat for a passionate teenage girl. But I guess that she is not like any other teenage girl.
The book is a page turner. Highly entertaining, fun and beautifully written. I read it in one day.
For me is a