gabbyreads 108K subscribers · Nov 8, 2019

Books That Had So Much Potential

Reviews8

Disliked

but then in parts two and three this book just completely ruins itself and these characters become obnoxious and the story becomes very like unrealistic cliche cringy like what the [ __ ] am I reading

Disliked

and then this book just became like another typical annoying young adult cliche insta love ebook which is so disappointing for me because this main character started off being so relatable and so like down-to-earth and then she became so boy crazy and annoying insta lovey like the second she meets the love interest

Mixed

this is a book that I really actually enjoyed like don't get me wrong but I feel like when I say that this book had so much potential I feel like it could have really then like take it to the next level because this one ended up being like a three star book for me but I feel like it really could have ended up being a five star book for me

Disliked

the first half of this book it was gonna be a five star rate for me like I was absolutely hooked loving it I was like where's this going oh my gosh but then we get to the very end of this book and I was like what in the actual [ __ ] did I just read

Disliked

I was very invested in the beginning and I was like what is this like where is this going holy [ __ ] it just oh my god this book is so weird first of all like it's very weird and it very like it took some time to get into this because the writing style is strange and these characters are strange and their behaviors are strange and this whole world it's just very strange

Disliked

it had all the ingredients for a romance that because it definitely was like sloper in romance it was not insta-love at all but this mean character was annoying as [ __ ]

Disliked

I feel like if this was written a lot better like I could have loved this book like it could have ended up being a favorite of mine but it was just so cringe so unrealistic so cliches so insta-love just like everything that I dislike in cliche tropi romance novels