Review: LEVY: THE PERFECT FIT
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 2, 2014
Laney has had a rough life. Her mother is constantly insulting her about her weight. And Laney has been bullied alot throughout high school. She feels unwanted and unloved. If her own mother can't love her then who else would? Her brother comes back from being away at college. He's going to work for his dad this summer break. But, he doesn't come alone. He brings his roommate Levy. Levy is a straightforward get in your face kind of guy. And he instantly rubs Laney off the wrong way. Not only does he say rude things, but he also follows Laney around and won't leave her alone. Laney wonders if Levy could actually be attracted to her. Laney's mother informs her that a guy that good looking could have any girl he wanted. So why  would he be interested in her? And this is where I have a little  problem with this book. It's very hard for me to believe that a parent dislikes their child that much. I mean the way she treats and acts towards her daughter is terrible. It's very hard to grasp. And that is really the only fault I found in this book. I thought Laney and Levy had a great connection. I liked them as individuals and as a couple. I would definitely recommend.