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A review by redheadlibrarian979
Sixteen Scandals by Sophie Jordan
4.0
Thank you NetGalley for the eArc! Sixteen Scandals was a cute, clean, fast read. The cover is what originally caught my attention, and it sounded like a cute book, so I gave it a chance. I was not disappointed.
Primrose is the youngest of 4 daughters, she is looking forward to her 16th birthday, so she can finally enter society. However, on the morning of her birthday, it is announced that her entrance into society will have to wait. Along with this disappointment, it is made clear that there will be no celebration of her birthday. So, Primrose decides to take matters into her own hands, and sneak our with a friend. She gets into all kinds of trouble, and even finds a little romance.
The majority of this book takes place during one night, the night of Prim's birthday. This is not a typical romance, it is obviously written for younger readers, but I thought it was a fun read.
Primrose is the youngest of 4 daughters, she is looking forward to her 16th birthday, so she can finally enter society. However, on the morning of her birthday, it is announced that her entrance into society will have to wait. Along with this disappointment, it is made clear that there will be no celebration of her birthday. So, Primrose decides to take matters into her own hands, and sneak our with a friend. She gets into all kinds of trouble, and even finds a little romance.
The majority of this book takes place during one night, the night of Prim's birthday. This is not a typical romance, it is obviously written for younger readers, but I thought it was a fun read.