Review: Life's Imperfect Plan
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 2, 2014
I think the thing that stood out for me most in this book is that life rarely unfolds the way we plan, sometimes our hopes are shattered, but then sometimes life can turn out so much better than our wildest dreams.I went through so many emotions while I was reading Life’s Perfect Plan. There were times that I was almost crying and then there were times when I had a smile on my face as fate played its hand. There were also times I was laughing.How could you read this book and not grow to love Beth? I wouldn’t mind her as my best friend at all. When the author introduced me to Jacob, I think I fell immediately in love. I couldn’t help thinking, ‘Do men like this actually exist?.’ I hope so. These two people were the main characters in Life’s Perfect Plan.But then there were the supporting characters, Kate and Ella.  Kate had been Beth’s best friend since she was six years old and she was the one who had me laughing most of all.  Ella, Beth’s other best friend, isn’t as out-there as Kate. Ella was the sensible friend who was always there for Beth.I really enjoyed Life’s Perfect Plan even though I was close to tears at several points. I felt a connection to the characters, to the extent that I was offering them advice, Beth, in particular.  When you read this book, keep an eye out for the turtles and the hamburgers. You’ll never forget them.I gave Life’s Perfect Plan 5 out of 5 stars.Written by Karen from Confessions of a Bookaholic