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indiepauli47 's review for:
The Book of Tomorrow
by Cecelia Ahern
2.5 stars.
Meh, yeah, it was fairly sweet, a girl trying to get passed her grief, discovering secrets about her family..
The characters were okay, Tamara does show signs of growing, even from the start. She knows she's a spoiled kid, and tries to change. This didn't feel real to me, a teenager who's supposedly so rebel, doesn't question herself that much.
Other than that, it was okay. Okay being the best word to describe the entire story, plot and characters.
But it was nothing memorable. It's just the kind of book you read and will have completely forgotten in two weeks.
Meh, yeah, it was fairly sweet, a girl trying to get passed her grief, discovering secrets about her family..
The characters were okay, Tamara does show signs of growing, even from the start. She knows she's a spoiled kid, and tries to change. This didn't feel real to me, a teenager who's supposedly so rebel, doesn't question herself that much.
Other than that, it was okay. Okay being the best word to describe the entire story, plot and characters.
But it was nothing memorable. It's just the kind of book you read and will have completely forgotten in two weeks.