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A review by reeyabeegale
The Unexpected Everything by Morgan Matson
4.0
3.5 stars.
It’s a light summer contemporary read, with funny and realistic characters. The plot was good, the writing and the atmosphere it created really made me feel as if I was experiencing summer — I loved being immersed into the story!
However, there were times that the plot dragged on — it was too slow for my liking, that I had to skip a couple of lines. Despite loving the plot, it was predictable, but that’s why it was a light read. There are no major twist and turns to blow a reader’s mind, it was direct to the point but had the tendency to be repetitive at times.
I loved Clark, he was so simple and uncomplicated, and genuine.
I’ve only ever read one other Morgan Matson book, Amy and Roger’s Epic Disaster but I didn’t like it. I prefer this one much more. If you see my rating/review for Amy and Roger’s on goodreads, please don’t mind it much because I made that when I was still not reviewing books the way I do now — it will not be fair to change reviews now because I haven’t reread that book.
It’s a light summer contemporary read, with funny and realistic characters. The plot was good, the writing and the atmosphere it created really made me feel as if I was experiencing summer — I loved being immersed into the story!
However, there were times that the plot dragged on — it was too slow for my liking, that I had to skip a couple of lines. Despite loving the plot, it was predictable, but that’s why it was a light read. There are no major twist and turns to blow a reader’s mind, it was direct to the point but had the tendency to be repetitive at times.
I loved Clark, he was so simple and uncomplicated, and genuine.
I’ve only ever read one other Morgan Matson book, Amy and Roger’s Epic Disaster but I didn’t like it. I prefer this one much more. If you see my rating/review for Amy and Roger’s on goodreads, please don’t mind it much because I made that when I was still not reviewing books the way I do now — it will not be fair to change reviews now because I haven’t reread that book.