Review: It was okay
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 17, 2014
3.5 starsI have to get this off my chest before leaving a review. If this is how us new adults are perceived in the world right now, I want to skip turning 20 in a few months and just be 35 or something. We're annoying. Man, why do we go through all the trouble over little things? Just stand up and say what you want to say. Don't hide under a blanket and whine about what could be.Okay, so aside from that little message I can start off with saying that this book was a nice read. Some people don't want to admit it or they are not in the same age group to know but this is how much new adults are.Riley and Max were realatable because they're best friends who are stuck in the real world with real problems. Riley's ex, Noah, cheats on her so Riley is left out to dry. Max is in love with her. Riley wants to know why she's not good enough. Max thinks she is. It's just a constant back and forth between friends who you know are going to become more.Most of the time I was caught debating whether or not to skip a few pages because the main characters inner thoughts were getting annoying but I stuck it out and laughed a couple of times. There is a good story here but it's stuck somewhere. I don't know what else to say.I would kind of recommend this book if you can handle whiny, annoying 21-year-olds.***Complimentary copy provided by the publisher through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review***