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saschadarlington 's review for:
No Judgments
by Meg Cabot
4 1/2 stars
If you’ve been a reader for any length of time, you have an author, or more likely a set of authors, whose books transport you to the land of reading happiness. For me, it’s the feeling of: yep, I get what you’re doing and I want to go along. Meg Cabot is one of those writers for me.
In June, I read and reviewed Bridal Boot Camp, the novella that began the Little Bridge Island series. (If you haven’t had a chance to read that fun little novella, start now!) At the end, I was so excited to read No Judgments.
No Judgments picks up where Bridal Boot Camp left off: a major hurricane looks like it’s about to hit Florida. Everyone on the island begins storm preparations. For pink-haired waitress, Bree Beckham, who has never been through a hurricane before, her options for evacuation are limited because she refuses to leave her rescue cat, Gary, behind because he’s been through a procedure and wouldn’t do well with traveling.
read more: https://saschadarlington.me/2019/09/26/review-of-no-judgments/
If you’ve been a reader for any length of time, you have an author, or more likely a set of authors, whose books transport you to the land of reading happiness. For me, it’s the feeling of: yep, I get what you’re doing and I want to go along. Meg Cabot is one of those writers for me.
In June, I read and reviewed Bridal Boot Camp, the novella that began the Little Bridge Island series. (If you haven’t had a chance to read that fun little novella, start now!) At the end, I was so excited to read No Judgments.
No Judgments picks up where Bridal Boot Camp left off: a major hurricane looks like it’s about to hit Florida. Everyone on the island begins storm preparations. For pink-haired waitress, Bree Beckham, who has never been through a hurricane before, her options for evacuation are limited because she refuses to leave her rescue cat, Gary, behind because he’s been through a procedure and wouldn’t do well with traveling.
read more: https://saschadarlington.me/2019/09/26/review-of-no-judgments/