Not a fanSo overall definitely my least favorite Morgan Matson book and I really did not have a good time reading it.
Save the date (2018)
Others: Leaning positive "Charlie's sister is getting married. Everyone is coming homeall her older siblings. It'll be just like it used to be. One last weekend together before her parents sell the house. Charlie doesn't want to think about college next year, or things changingshe just wants to make this a perfect weekend. What could go wrong? Well. First the wedding planner quits. Then the house alarm won't stop going off. Charlie's biggest crush shows up unannounced. There's a missing tuxedo, an unexpected dog, and a neighbor bent on destruction. Not to mention the event planner's assistant, who is surprisingly, distractingly... cute. And that's before things get really crazy. In all the chaos, Charlie will learn more than she ever expected about the family she thought she knew by heart. And shell realize that sometimes, trying to keep everything like it was in the past means missing out on the future."--Page [2] of cover.
- ISBN:
- 9781471163883
- Length:
- 417 pages
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Loved itit is the only contemporary book I really cared about reading this year and it did not disappoint Morgan Manson never disappoints me she always gives me what I want
Loved itthere were a lot of high jinks almost an excessive amount of hijinks but I thought that was so much fun and I loved that in this book
Not a fanI found this book to be well it read like a comedy in the movies and I don't care for comedies so that was one of my main problems with this book it felt like the plot was pushed forward with unimaginable and unbelievable things that kept happening to our protagonist
Loved itjust lots of great family dynamics and fantastic writing it was a bigger book I think but I flew through it I cannot recommend it enough if you're looking for something to pull you out a reading slump or just kind of something light and nice
MixedI gave 4 out of 5 stars however I was expecting to really love it and I just didn't really love it I liked it but I didn't really love it... the amount of things going wrong just kind of took me out of the story.
Loved itof the date by Morgan Matson which I gave a 3.75