Review: Review
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 6, 2014
When I first read the description of ‘Angry Blonde’ I was immediately interested. This book sounded like my kind of story. I finished this book while I was lying on the beautiful beach in Mexico and I’m so glad Maria Mroziuk approached me for a review of this book.In ‘Angry Blonde’ we follow the story of Wylie, AKA Samantha. Wylie is a 17 year old girl who had/has a rough life. Nothing in Wylie’s life goes the right way. Her dad isn’t around, her mother doesn’t care and Wylie’s grandmother forgets stuff all the time. When Wylie meets 21 year old Patrick, her life changes forever. Soon Wylie experiences life in a whole different way. And soon she is in over her head.What I really liked about ‘Angry Blonde’ was the beginning. Right from the first page on, you are warned that this isn’t a ‘happy’ book. There is a lot of bad things, drugs and a lot of tears going on. But that doesn’t mean this book isn’t good. No not at all. I really liked this book. I loved the roughness and the purity in this book. It’s not about a perfect life, but that made it an even greater book for me.The character I liked the most was definitely Wylie. She made the best of her life even though she never really knew love. I loved how she came to her nickname ‘Wylie’ and that she kept it.I loved that she didn’t choose the thing I would choose. And I really liked the way Wylie worked her life out in the end. Not perfect! But she made a great start.I really would recommend this story to every reader out there. This story is not about a perfect life ( there are more of enough books about perfect life’s out there) but that makes this a great book.