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A review by anna_reads_too_much
Savvy Girl by Lynn Messina
3.0
This book can be summed up in one word: It's cute. It's a great beach-read. It's easy to read and once you get into the story, the book flies by.
Jessica relates Chrissy to her younger sister. She says she just wants the best for her younger sister because of her past. Then why would she be taking Chrissy out to parties? Buying her a bunch of drinks and getting her drunk? In trouble with her parents? This is the one thing that I found really... weird about this book. That one thing didn't add up.
This book is really predictable. I had pretty much the whole book figured out by the end.
Other than that, Savvy Girl is a great quick read. In the chilly winter, the hot setting will make you think of summer - and the romance will make you think of summer romance.
This book was pretty much medium-of-the-line young adult lit, but I will still read another book by Lynn Messina if she published any more.
Jessica relates Chrissy to her younger sister. She says she just wants the best for her younger sister because of her past. Then why would she be taking Chrissy out to parties? Buying her a bunch of drinks and getting her drunk? In trouble with her parents? This is the one thing that I found really... weird about this book. That one thing didn't add up.
This book is really predictable. I had pretty much the whole book figured out by the end.
Other than that, Savvy Girl is a great quick read. In the chilly winter, the hot setting will make you think of summer - and the romance will make you think of summer romance.
This book was pretty much medium-of-the-line young adult lit, but I will still read another book by Lynn Messina if she published any more.