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A review by carladionisio
Adorkable by Sarra Manning
2.0
This book ended up not being as bad as I thought it would be in the beginning – which is kind of a good thing, right? I didn't like the main characters, neither Jeane nor Micheal (well, I thought Micheal’s little sisters were really cute and adorable!)
I had some expectations about this book (all because of its title, to be honest. I kind of like the word “adorkable” and it kind of means a lot to me. It was such a promising title.) It’s not like it had disappointed me, it’s just... a meh book.
I like the message in the end, though: you should embrace who you are no matter what. Dorky, nerdy, crazy, geeky, weird - it’s okay to be all that and more, because we’re all made of awesome in our own way.
I had some expectations about this book (all because of its title, to be honest. I kind of like the word “adorkable” and it kind of means a lot to me. It was such a promising title.) It’s not like it had disappointed me, it’s just... a meh book.
I like the message in the end, though: you should embrace who you are no matter what. Dorky, nerdy, crazy, geeky, weird - it’s okay to be all that and more, because we’re all made of awesome in our own way.