Review: 4 sweet, enjoyable stars!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 22, 2014
The Mean Girl Apologies by Stephanie Monahan was an enjoyable reading escape! I could picture every single scene like if I was watching a movie. It was my first time reading a book by Stephanie Monahan and I really loved her writing style. Even if parts of the story were predictable, I still enjoyed every single page!The popular girl falls for the sweet, adorable guy with a heart of gold. Natalie Jamison is back in Stonebury. Five years ago, Jack Moreland walked out of her life with a piece of her heart. When Jack comes back into her life after all these years, her world his turned upside down. After listening to Jack's songs about their relationship, Natalie is determined to do whatever it takes to redeem herself for the emotional pain that she caused in the past.I really liked Natalie and Jack's story. They made me feel all kinds of emotions. On one side we've got Natalie. She was part of the popular crew in high school and memories of the hurtful things she said and did haunt her every day. It really took me a long time to actually start cheering for her. I could not understand why she was still hanging out with her  ''friends'' from high school. The only one I actually liked was Sarah, which was Natalie's best friend. I started cheering for Natalie after she came face-to-face with Jack. You could actually see the change in her from that moment on. She realized her mistakes and she wanted to change her life. Jack! Jack! Jack! OMG!!! He was such an amazing character! His love for Natalie .... AMAZING!!! The lyrics to his songs were beautiful and touching. Natalie made mistakes and she learned from them. It's never too late to change and make the good decisions. And, that's exactly what Natalie did :)What I enjoyed about this book is that it shifted between past and present. The story was very well developed and kept me turning the pages! I just wish that there would have been more scenes with Natalie and Jack after they reconnected. The supporting characters all brought something interesting to this story. I absolutely loved Gillian, which is Natalie's co-worker and new roommate. She's fun and adorable! Don't even get me started on Amber .... *Virtual B**** slap* I won't miss her .... that's for sure! She was so mean and selfish!I give, The Mean Girl Apologies, by Stephanie Monahan 4 sweet, enjoyable stars! I love it when a couple gives love a second chance!