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A review by brittanyallyn
3 by Hannah Moskowitz
4.0
(This book has a crazy amount of spelling errors, wrong words, words being switched, and pronouns being wrong, to the point where I occasionally had to reread sentences a couple of times in order to figure out who was doing what, and the ebooks formatting was very strange, paragraphs started almost halfway across the page and didn't always line up when there was rapid dialogue.)
More of a 4.5, maybe 4.75. Really really enjoyed. I've never read a book featuring polyamory, not from lack of interest but from lack of then existing, at least in YA form, so it had that going for it. I loved the characters, I loved their senses of humor and their dynamics, not just between Taylor, Theo, and Josey, but other characters as well. The varying familial relationships were surprising and welcome, specifically the one between Taylor and Lucas, who are in the weird space of sharing a step sibling but having no real connection themselves. I also love that Taylor and Theo's relationship had a very real level of awkwardness, YA sometimes glosses over how awkward teens can be but this book didn't. I will say though, the summary had me expecting the relationship between Taylor and Josey to be quite different from what it turned out to be, and while I did really like the way it was, I was a little disappointed. Really great book despite that though.
More of a 4.5, maybe 4.75. Really really enjoyed. I've never read a book featuring polyamory, not from lack of interest but from lack of then existing, at least in YA form, so it had that going for it. I loved the characters, I loved their senses of humor and their dynamics, not just between Taylor, Theo, and Josey, but other characters as well. The varying familial relationships were surprising and welcome, specifically the one between Taylor and Lucas, who are in the weird space of sharing a step sibling but having no real connection themselves. I also love that Taylor and Theo's relationship had a very real level of awkwardness, YA sometimes glosses over how awkward teens can be but this book didn't. I will say though, the summary had me expecting the relationship between Taylor and Josey to be quite different from what it turned out to be, and while I did really like the way it was, I was a little disappointed. Really great book despite that though.