January Wrap Up || 2018

Jude and Williams friendship is like one of my favorite things that I've ever read ever and the writing in this book is so gorgeous and thought-provoking and I underline so many passages that moved me and every word in this book is perfectly crafted

I do think that this writing is really beautiful and that there are a lot of really powerful quotes about grief and family and love ending did hit me pretty hard like more than I expected and I got a little bit emotional ten for that I bumped it up to four out of five stars

this book just has a lot to say about motherhood and the pool of motherhood and what makes someone a mother it's very thought-provoking in that sense and the writing is just so gorgeous and these characters feels so real and so it's just great

oh my god this story was so cute I loved Abby as a main character I just related to her a lot because she's definitely the type of person who's comfortable in her safe bubble and doesn't really like to try new things cuz she's afraid of change

I really couldn't stand the main character Layla she just like overnight becomes this spoiled privileged brat that I like couldn't stand a typical selfish gold-digger social climber trying to you know get out of this small-town bubble and work her way up the social ladder

this story has really gorgeous writing and for that's one of the reasons why I did really enjoy this other than that it was just okay it wasn't as great as I was expecting it to be

I ended up giving this one two point five out of five stars it just wasn't really as great as I was hoping it would be and it was just kind of boring overall and I didn't really like loved it

it felt very like repetitive and boring in the sunset every single scene and at least in the beginning is just of her drinking and abusing her drugs that doctors prescribe her and talking to patients online