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A review by bringerofbooks
Learning to Speak Southern by Lindsey Rogers Cook
4.0
The summary of Learning to Speak Southern absolutely drew me in!
After the tragic death of her mother, Lex fled Memphis to go off on her own adventures. Due to tragic circumstances, Lex returns and her godmother makes a bargain with her, giving her a letter each day from her mother. Through the story, we see Lex start to understand her mother better through her writings, and discovers some hidden skeletons in the closet that were kept from her.
It was quite a family drama, and very interesting book as a whole! I felt intrigued the whole way through.
I really didn't like Lex - she just didn't experience any growth in my opinion in the story, and just was overall unlikable.
Thank you Netgalley, author, and publisher for an ARC of this book!
After the tragic death of her mother, Lex fled Memphis to go off on her own adventures. Due to tragic circumstances, Lex returns and her godmother makes a bargain with her, giving her a letter each day from her mother. Through the story, we see Lex start to understand her mother better through her writings, and discovers some hidden skeletons in the closet that were kept from her.
It was quite a family drama, and very interesting book as a whole! I felt intrigued the whole way through.
I really didn't like Lex - she just didn't experience any growth in my opinion in the story, and just was overall unlikable.
Thank you Netgalley, author, and publisher for an ARC of this book!