Review: Fun loving and adorable!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 17, 2014
*Copy via NetGalley in return for an honest review*I read reviews about this and saw the ratings and couldn’t understand why people didn’t love this book as much I as did. Many claimed it was too cliché and whatnot but then again aren’t all YA love novels cliché as well? Oh well.I know that there is an overuse of books with the plot of the scarred bad boy guy ultimately going for the innocent girl that has no interest in him but we all know they will wind up together. However while I hate cliché's I am usually the first one to read one and then later on love it. So you can say that I did love the story and the guy.Ok the storyline here is that Olivia is a freshman in college though unlike most college girls she is looking for anything but a relationship due to her last one ending where she was slipped some drugs in her drink and had unwanted sex. She is now afraid to even try for a relationship thinking she will be doomed the same fate she had before. Unwilling to trust anyone until she is tackled by an unseen force by the name of Brax Jenkins. But literally she was tackled when she met him. Brax may be this one guy that can break her walls and show her that not all guys are dicks even though he is labeled one himself. Though when their friendship turned relationship hits a bump it may once again ruin Olivia’s trust and their relationship.Brax is from Boston and has the accent and good god I loved it. The author also didn’t let you forget about his accent either and I loved that as well. She would had the word in italics showing how it was pronounced like forever was forevah and pardon was pahdon and smart was smaht. Brax also had this rugged sexy look that I know all the readers secretly adored, I know I did. He also, behind all his muscle and smart ass remarks, he was cute, sensitive and just all around adorable. The way he treated Olivia when it was just him and her alone I couldn’t help but swoon.I enjoyed reading about Olivia and her backstory about her relationship had my heart reach out for her insecurities and hesitation about the world and boys alone. I was giddy with excitement when Brax broke through her walls and slowly took them down and gave her reasons to open up her heart again. Their love story was a cute one and I was almost devastated when a problem came up and threatened to have it fall apart.But as always they found ways to get through it.I gave Stupid Girl 4 adorable stars and have the odd feeling of a sequel?Ok I don’t have a feeling I just want one. Please.Thank you NetGalley and to the publishers for the read I loved it!