Like, I would even go as far as to say that I would feel comfortable as classifying this as semiautobiographical. But Shane is making sure that she is going to make the most of these three months of freedom, while trying to make friendships and connections that will last her entire life. But the book starts out in 2011 and we soon follow Shane during her oversea travels, and we soon meet all of her flat mates, most of which who have ridiculous names Babe, Atticus, Sahra, and Pilot Penn. The book is also told in two parts the first part being set in 2011 where Shane is 20, and the next part set in 2017 where Shane is 26.
Yet, she somehow manages to be able to study abroad to the UK, where she will also be able to intern as a writer for a travel magazine and, most importantly, escape her parents’ expectations. Her parents want her to study medicine and to one day become a doctor, while all Shane wants to do is read and write.
This story centers around a girl named Shane, who has had her life completely predictated by her parents’ wants and aspirations for her. Many things could be changed upon publication! Even though I very much hope it works for you come May 2019! Also, please keep in mind that I have a very early ARC copy of this book. But this review isn’t going to be about that, nor is it going to be a drag or me spilling the tea this review is just going to be about why this debut was only okay for me.
She just seems so kind, and genuine, and I always feel like she radiates positive energy, and she was such a massive part of why I wanted to read Shadowhunters in the first place. Christine is not only the actual Queen of BookTube, she was one of the first channels I ever watched. “If you could go back and do London all over again, knowing everything you know now, would you do it?”įriends, I wanted to love this so badly.
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