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Why use Apollo as a reference to the sun? Maybe if Azalea was interested in Greek culture, it would make sense, but the way it was written sound a bit out of place.
I feel the writing was inexperienced, needing a lot of editing, and it used almost always the same sentence structure and the same vocabulary. I think the author should have thought of other expressions to use, creating diversity. Apparently I'm a black sheep according to Goodreads reviews because I'm incapable of giving this book a good rating.
Aug 28, O rated it did not like it Shelves: realistic-fiction , dnf , young-adult , i-am-disappoint. To be honest, a story full of characters with odd names that live in a world full of generic city names made me lol. How she even has friends with her attitude, idek.
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Poorly written characters representing every cliche in the book and no development whatsoever? No, thank you. Wow, after building up Azalea as the perfect girl, she goes and does the most cliche things ever. If nothing interesting has happened by at least half of the book, why should I bother?
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The writing — The writing and structure was just way too awkward for me to want to continue reading. This book, imo, needs a ton of editing—or a lot of rewriting, really—because it was, quite frankly, awful. Grammar mistakes, incorrect use of idioms, and…just odd writing in general. Azalea likes savoring the afternoon air while looking at the gold patches scattered in the western horizon.
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The atmosphere usually gives her lots of ideas and queer thoughts. Right now, she is thinking of why the streets of their subdivision are named after Kings and what better names they could have instead.
So spend your time wisely on better books! A copy was provided by the author in exchange for an honest review. Aug 07, Audrey rated it did not like it Shelves: first-reads. I received a free copy of this book from the We YA Books! I have a lot of problems with this book. I think part of the problem was the poor writing, and the other part of the problem is that I am nowhere near the target demographic. Really, nobody older than middle school should bother reading this book. I truly do think those kids ages might enjoy it, but anyone older than that is going to have trouble with it.
It reads very much like a 13 year old girl wrote a novel about how she imagines "older kids" think, feel, and act. It's not realistic at all, and for being a contemporary novel with a very realistic setting, that's not good. The writing itself was not great - it still needs a good amount of editing, I think. Many grammatical mistakes, and there was no variation in the sentence structure. The language was also VERY fake - no one talks like these characters did example: "If she has done a lot of things on this Earth, why hasn't she bought this school, or be the President of Centerville?
Sentence restructuring could have helped this book so much, I almost just wanted to dive in and do it myself. I also unfortunately hated the main character. Azalea way too sensitive to everything that was said to her. I felt like every other page she was getting mad at someone even her best friends for saying something that she interpreted to be mean, even when it wasn't even a bad thing for that person to say.
She's not the only one with this problem though, every main female character was like this. Three other problems with Azalea - 1. She slut-shames Jasmine for the entire first half of the book. She's so snotty - let's talk about the time she talks back to her teacher for literally no reason although, her teacher then went and personally attached Azalea's shortcomings, which was shitty and unrealistic too.
Everything was about her.
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Like when she thought Vim was expelled and she went to him crying and asked, "How can you decide to leave me? Finally, there were way too many subplots happening, and it took away from the main story. Overall, there was too much going on in this book, it was poorly written, and I hated most of the characters. I really liked this book.
It is based around a girl named Azalea Anthony. She is a college student. This book revolves around her and her relationships with friends. I really put off reading this book at first. I didn't know what to think of it, but was interested in the review opportunity. Once I started, I was kind of hooked.
This book doesn't have a normal plot, but it still flows without getting boring. The characters were all unique, and they were described perfectly. For that matter, Prex J. Ybasco did a great job describing everything. The whole book was filled with great descriptions that just added to the story. She also used a lot of vocab words. One weird thing about this book is that it is written in third person.
I don't usually read books that are written that way. This book also has good amount of romance. It adds to the story and is what keeps the plot moving.
The main character Azalea was a aspiring writer. She was always trying to get into her school newspaper. I didn't really get all of that part. There were some parts of the book that made me confused. My favorite part of the book had to be The Big Coffee Shop. It was a unique shop that had a lot of good moments in it. It was also described well. If there was a second book in this series, I think I would read it.
View 2 comments. Jan 18, TLBC added it. Review copy provided. This was a really good concept for a story but unfortunately it just didn't work for me. I had a hard time connecting with the characters. I think it was the way it was narrated.
I feel I would've made a better connection if it was written from a first person perspective.