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rachd24 's review for:
Hello, Goodbye, And Everything In Between
by Jennifer E. Smith
Check out my full review of Hello, Goodbye, and Everything In Between:
https://confessionsofabookgeek.com/2017/03/09/review-hello-goodbye-and-everything-in-between/
Good ole Jennifer has done it again! For me, her books are always light and entertaining reads, that are perfect if you’re in a slump or just fancy some solid escapism reading. Just don’t overthink them, or expect anything particularly deep or philosophical, and you’ll be fine.
Unlike most YA romance novels, this book takes place when the couple have already been together for some time. The reader is taken on a whirlwind 12 hour scavenger hunt of sorts, as the couple reminisce about their history while trying to decide if they should stay together, or not (long-distance University life looms!).
While overall I enjoyed this book (it gets a solid three stars, it’s not mind-blowing fiction, folks, but it’s addictive and light, and I usually finish Smith books in one sitting), I’m a massive romantic at heart, and I’m all about making a good relationship work. So when I read anything about a supposedly strong relationship that hangs in the balance because a teenage girl is being angst-y about it, it kinda makes me wanna scream - what, you haven’t heard of WhatsApp, SnapChat, or Skype?!
https://confessionsofabookgeek.com/2017/03/09/review-hello-goodbye-and-everything-in-between/
Good ole Jennifer has done it again! For me, her books are always light and entertaining reads, that are perfect if you’re in a slump or just fancy some solid escapism reading. Just don’t overthink them, or expect anything particularly deep or philosophical, and you’ll be fine.
Unlike most YA romance novels, this book takes place when the couple have already been together for some time. The reader is taken on a whirlwind 12 hour scavenger hunt of sorts, as the couple reminisce about their history while trying to decide if they should stay together, or not (long-distance University life looms!).
While overall I enjoyed this book (it gets a solid three stars, it’s not mind-blowing fiction, folks, but it’s addictive and light, and I usually finish Smith books in one sitting), I’m a massive romantic at heart, and I’m all about making a good relationship work. So when I read anything about a supposedly strong relationship that hangs in the balance because a teenage girl is being angst-y about it, it kinda makes me wanna scream - what, you haven’t heard of WhatsApp, SnapChat, or Skype?!