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A review by kellyhager
Lucky Few by Kathryn Ormsbee
5.0
This book was exactly what I needed. I knew immediately that it would become a new favorite of mine, and it did.
Okay, first, as you may be able to glean from the synopsis, this is a dark comedy. It's not super dark, but there are a lot of fake deaths. (And a few real emergencies---not a spoiler; it's in the synopsis.)
I love Stevie (and the fact that her best friend Sanger calls her "Nicks"). Actually, Nicks and Sanger are my favorite part of this book. They're pop culture savvy (especially Sanger, who has a love of cinema that rivals my own) and their friendship is the actual definition of #squadgoals (at least for me).
And of course there's Stevie and Max. I love their relationship, too; it's sweet and also incredibly funny. It's the definition of "imperfect people who are perfect together."
I loved every single thing---literally---about this book. Highly recommended.
Okay, first, as you may be able to glean from the synopsis, this is a dark comedy. It's not super dark, but there are a lot of fake deaths. (And a few real emergencies---not a spoiler; it's in the synopsis.)
I love Stevie (and the fact that her best friend Sanger calls her "Nicks"). Actually, Nicks and Sanger are my favorite part of this book. They're pop culture savvy (especially Sanger, who has a love of cinema that rivals my own) and their friendship is the actual definition of #squadgoals (at least for me).
And of course there's Stevie and Max. I love their relationship, too; it's sweet and also incredibly funny. It's the definition of "imperfect people who are perfect together."
I loved every single thing---literally---about this book. Highly recommended.