Frankly in Love by
David Yoon
My rating:
2 of 5 stars
Cringy and not cool!
I don't think it worth the hype.
The romance was absurd and not justified at all, it looked like a teenage romance where you switch between partners very easily with no clear explanation leaving broken hearts everywhere - I feel old already for saying this-.
I didn't like how he used Brit to get to Joy -subconsciously- and this is coming from me, the huge fake dating guru! I love fake dating in movies and tv series but I don't know.. something turned me off in the book.
I think the writing style was not very captivating and I didn't connect with the novel characters although I appreciated the aspect in dealing with their parents and how even when they moved to the US, they kept a distance between them and America and therefore became racist.
--And what about that scene when he ate her hair?WHY?! --
The turn at the very end about his father was really disturbing, what are you trying to address in this book? Juggle between two girls and choose the one your mother would approve? - like an Egyptian man hehe- Racism is a side effects of living with your parents? Don't hate your parents because they might die suddenly from an illness? Love your racist parents?! I DON'T HAVE A CLUE!!!!
Meh, such a cheap drama for the teenage boy!
It just didn't click with me and I don't think I will continue this series - WHY DOES IT HAVE A SEQUEL IN THE FIRST PLACE!?-
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