Review: Fast, easy, emotional read.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 13, 2014
It took me some time to really figure out how I felt about Best Kind of Broken. Is it good? Yes. Entertaining? Yes. So what’s the problem, you ask? We are given these two broken characters, Pixie and Levi, and are thrown into their story without any direction. There’s this whole back story we are not given until about half way into it that, thankfully, is a quick read, but getting to that point was hard. Pixie and Levi have a past together that was just hinted upon and a present that is slightly boring in the monotony.Pixie and Levi are fantastic characters. It was easy to feel their emotions, to know what they were thinking. They love each other so much but with the guilt each of them carry around, it’s hard to get close to one another again. I truly felt the chemistry between the two. I really enjoyed the secondary characters more than the leads, I think. Jenna was hilarious and I couldn’t get enough of her. Ellen was such a great aunt and it was easy to see the love she had for both Pixie and Levi.While I have some problems with the first third to half of the book, those are MY issues. Best Kind of Broken is definitely something I think others should read. The emotional aspect of it alone is enough for me to know that others will love it.