Review: The Art o Letting Go
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 27, 2014
I received a copy of The Art of Letting Go in exchange for an honest review.As a fan of the emerging new adult genre, I was surprised I didn’t take to this one more. Sometimes the diary format in a book can make me feel disengaged with the characters, and I think that’s what happened in this case. Lilah is an interesting character, a little on the immature side, but she is a bit younger. I didn’t like her sub plot with being engaged, because she doesn’t want to be, has no intention of going through the marriage, and cheats on her “fiancé” yet I didn’t quite understand why he was such a bad guy to where she just despised having to marry him. There were very few scenes with him involved, so it was hard to get a feel for that. Other than that I didn’t dislike the book, it just didn’t hold my interest very well. I found myself skipping through parts, but other areas I found interesting. A slight miss for me, but others might enjoy this one more than I was able to.