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A review by andreanourse
The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess
3.0
I am going to attempt to review this book without giving away too much.
What I loved about this story was to rawness of emotion. Eve is a strong character. She’s a little lost and unknowingly seeking the acceptance and approval of her family. She’s eager to be seen and wanted. The combination of these lead to some questionable, cliché decisions.
The Last Book Party kept me engaged but I so wish it hadn’t been so predictable. The ending did leave me completely satisfied. Honestly, nothing makes me happier than a real ending. You know, the kind of ending that you could see happening in your own life or a friend’s? That’s my idea of a perfect ending.
What I loved about this story was to rawness of emotion. Eve is a strong character. She’s a little lost and unknowingly seeking the acceptance and approval of her family. She’s eager to be seen and wanted. The combination of these lead to some questionable, cliché decisions.
The Last Book Party kept me engaged but I so wish it hadn’t been so predictable. The ending did leave me completely satisfied. Honestly, nothing makes me happier than a real ending. You know, the kind of ending that you could see happening in your own life or a friend’s? That’s my idea of a perfect ending.