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A review by ljrinaldi
Queen Street by Emmanuelle Chateauneuf
2.0
I'm not quite sure how to describe this book. According to the notes about it, it is supposed to be semi-autobiographical, which might explain why there is no real ending to it.
There are so many colorful characters introduced, the drunk old lady neighbor, the bitchy women at the ballet school, the friends that Melodie, her daughter, makes at ballet school. The Chinese restaurant downstairs. All of these characters and more are introduced, and then nothing....
It is almost as though the author just stopped half way through. There is so much going on, but then, nothing more is developed. I will revise my rating, if this is the first in a series, but there is no indication that it is.
It is probably a 2.5 star rating for an interesting premise.
Thanks to Netgalley for making this book available for an honest review.
There are so many colorful characters introduced, the drunk old lady neighbor, the bitchy women at the ballet school, the friends that Melodie, her daughter, makes at ballet school. The Chinese restaurant downstairs. All of these characters and more are introduced, and then nothing....
It is almost as though the author just stopped half way through. There is so much going on, but then, nothing more is developed. I will revise my rating, if this is the first in a series, but there is no indication that it is.
It is probably a 2.5 star rating for an interesting premise.
Thanks to Netgalley for making this book available for an honest review.