Jess you are a beast! You've been cranking out so many new videos lately and my heart is so happy! I've absolutely been enjoying watching your videos and get really excited when I see I have a new one to watch! Hint this series might be in a secret video you know I'm doing 😉.
Thanks for the reviews! I almost always have the same opinion as you, so I always turn to you when I’m looking for a new book. As a curvy girl, I’m actually happy when characters don’t have incredibly high levels of confidence because I don’t feel like that’s realistic. I don’t think it’s attractive to always be insecure, but I feel like it’s accurate. I’ll probably pick up the second one you talked about.
You had me in the first half there, I was worried the entire series was going downhill and I was upset about that. Because I love me some Elle Kennedy! Thank you for your honest thoughts... I reallllly appreciate them.
auto-like for Jess + Elle Kennedy!! Also totally get what you mean about some of the tropes in the play. While I did like it, it felt pretty immature in comparison to some of the Off Campus books. Usually, Elle Kennedy's NA romances have a good balance of the lighthearted fun stuff and something a bit more serious but that was kind of lacking in The Play. There was no balance. So far The Risk has been my fave in this new series but I do have high-hopes for The Dare!
As a curvy girl myself, I greatly appreciate any books where a curvy girl is the main character. I love your rec videos, so I'd love to see a curvy girl (or guy) romance book recs!
You should try ruthless knight by Ashley jade. I really enjoyed the book because of how authentic and well written it was. Also, the h isn't the the typical skinny girl 🙂
Dark Night by Sherrilyn Kenyon is SO GOOD, girl! The hero is a yummy alpha were-hunter and the heroine is a so-relatable size 18 woman. It's so good and smutty 💛🔥
i wasn't a big fan of the play either. which is a shame bc i loved Hunter in the chase and was looking forward to his book, but his character fell so flat for me. and everything you said about demi was so true! the latina/cuban stereotypes really annoyed me especially since i am cuban-american/latina myself, they were so glaringly obvious to me. she was so disrespectful to hunter and his wishes to stay celibate, too. it was just one big mess. i did read the dare since i got accepted for an arc, and it was definitely a big step up from the play thankfully! i really loved it, conor was so sweet and he and taylor made a great couple despite the miscommunication stuff like you said lol
I love Elle Kennedy, but I haven’t read The Play yet.... and now I know why all my Kennedy-Loving friends hated The Play. But good to know The Dare picks back up. New Adult, I can only read in small doses, because the conflict usually is mis-communication (same with contemporary, for that matter), and I really need more. But they are the lighter entertainment that I need when I’m also reading a heavier sub-genre like historical/paranormal/fantasy romance.
Love your vids. I recently discovered your chanel a few months ago. So glad that you read lots of romance. Finaly found someone who has the same tastes as me. Pleas can you do a RH or fantasy book recommendations video.
Thanks for your quick reply. I alwayls love when youtubers interact with fans. Ive watched your fantaasy recommendations and really enjoyed them but i havnt seen any RH recommendations. Would love to hear them.
I haven’t read Elle Kennedy in awhile. I was thinking of picking up The Play but YIKES! I already know I would hate it. I hate the guys sleeping with everyone and not caring or remembering who they sleep with. Like that’s not attractive at all. And I roll my eyes when they say every girl wants them. 🙄
Omg! I'm so glad I didn't read the play, well I'm not really interested with hunter and demi's story at the first place. But I loved The Chase and The Risk, I'm hoping I will love The Dare as well.😊 And I absolutely agree I like more the Off-Campus series especially The Deal and The Score (Garett and Dean are my book boyfriends💚)
I love how much hockey there is in her hockey romances. One of my favorite sports romance series has barely any actual hockey🤣🤣 I also have yet to read the Risk so I'm thinking about just skipping it
i definitely need to check out the off campus series still but i might skip over this series I've heard soooo many bad things about The Play before and this just sealed the deal.
Omg noooo the off campus sets the mood and view for the briar u series so I recommended it plus the deal, the first book is my favourite and you will love it!
I didn't like The Play too. I don't hate it, but compared to the other Briar U books, it's my least favorite especially if The Dare turns out to be good. 😅
reeyabeegale I agree with everything, but while I’m still reading The Dare, I think I prefer The Play cuz I am just not hooked in The Dare as I was in her other books
Oh, Jess! Can you PLEEEASE make a reading vlog of the Underdog series by Kate Stewart? I finished that trilogy Sunday and I feel like I'm ruined for other YA books 😭♥️
The Play was my least favorite of the Briar U series. It was because of Demi. As for The Dare, people are mean to people who are curvy and/or fat. I’ve been there, and it is a huge problem within our society.
I was really excited to read the play since I love the royals and off campus series, also the protagonist is a WOC which is always a nice change. However, I ended up dnf the book 50% in.
I agree with everything you said about The Play. I hated Demi and Hunter bored me to tears. But what pissed me off was the ending too. Using suicide as a plot device to make the heroine look better? 😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒
I haven't started the video and upon seeing The Dare, I'm so excited because I pre-ordered it and I'm so excited to read iiit!!! ❤️ Update, I can finally watch this because I already finished The Dare a few minutes ago. 😅 I LOVE THE RISK MOST tho. 😍❤️❤️
I loved the play lol I really did , it was light and funny. Also Cuban latinas are really gorgeous. I didn’t like TJ character also. But the book was light and funny I do think maybe you weren’t in a mood for that book lol The dare was so good for me❤️ as a curvy girl I loved that aspect and how she shows her vulnerability.
Soooo... I just finished Book 2 in the series, and I have adored all of the Briar U and Off Campus series so far... but now I’m super worried about reading The Play. Do I have to read it, or can I just skip to the The Dare?!? Help!
I listened to The Play on Audible and was disappointed, it didn't work for me for the same reasons as you but I couldnt quite put it into words. I also feel sometimes an okay book is only made worse by listening to it rather than read. Just a theory 😂
I started the first book in this series, The Chase, yesterday but it just felt like I was reading a WattPad fan fiction of Pretty Little Liars. Is that what it was actually written to be? idk but I really did try to get into it but I gave up like 1/4 of the way through and skipped to the last few chapters.
I feel like the older I get the more I dislike NA. I get so annoyed with characters looking like models, with perfect skin and perfect bodies, every single guy being muscular and having six pack. I'm 26 and I'd like to see someone more relatiable, especially considering that in real life I know maybe like 4 people who would fit into that category of "perfection" like in NA books. Also, I finished university and I don't remember people being that obssesed with sex and hooking up every week with someone else. Is it just me or are these books just unrealistic? I always hate male characters in Elle Kennedy's books at the beginning but pretty much always end up liking them at the end. I feel like because for a while now the diversity has been such an important aspect I expect authors to represent characters a little bit better (not just throw gay best friend and interratial parents, that's just lazy writing in my opinion). Ok, that was a rant. Sorry. Anyway, love your videos :)
I definitely feel the same about being in my mid-20s and not connecting with NA characters anymore! And I have been noticing how they are pretty exaggerated and not as realistic.
OMG THANK YOU!! I read reviews of the play and a running theme in the poor reviews was the fact that there was no real representation of her ethnicities other than something stereotypical (like a latinx person salsa dancing..like ok) and the mentioning of her parents. Like if you're going to include a diverse character why not do the research and actually consult with people from that background?? It almost felt like tokenism tbh. I was super disappointed to see that and stayed clear of this book for that reason. AND your points on if the roles were reversed - PERIOD. points were made. Like it'd be so gross for a guy to be trying to make a girl jealous into ending her celibacy and working on herself. like how did she think this was a good idea??!?!?! And Demi emasculating her ex bc she was driven and knew what she wanted?!? that's HIS problem. sorry my frustration took over lmaoo but love your vids, as always!
I feel like every book of hers has a stupid miscommunication pull away conflict it’s almost like she needs a conflict for the sake of conflict especially in most of the Series if the two people just spoke to each other there would be no reason to have a conflict and I hate that
I'm in a sorority, granted it is at a smaller university, but I can't stand when authors try to make it seem like the movie stereotype:( Being in a sorority isn't for everyone but it isn't a huge group of mean girls who tear one another down:( if anything it's made me a much better and more confident person
I just read- 'Someone like Ryan: a slowburn angsty romance' by Ruchi Chawla on Amazon Kindle Unlimited. And omg it's so awesome!! Please someone read it and let's talk abt it!!
I felt the exact same about this book. I couldn’t put The Risk down and I liked Hunter.. I mean he’s no Dean or Jake Connelly but he’s alright. Demi was so blah to me. I never connected to her through out the whole book. I hated how she was throwing herself at Hunter and sabotage his celibacy pact. Super turned off by that. Ending was terribleeee!!!! By far my most disappointed book out of Out Campus and Briar U. 😕
!!! SPOILERS !!! i really didn’t like the way the other characters handled what happened to taylor regarding the video. they all seemed to force her to go to the police, she was a victim and whilst her friends should encourage her to go the police, she deserves the right to choose herself idk. i had sex tape taken of me when i was 16 and spread around and it was horrible and i decided not to go to the police and i know that if anyone would of tried to force me it would of made me feel even less in control
I swear the way these authors portray Latinas🤧I’m Latina and the stereotype annoys me sooo much especially when they wanna make their heroine hot so they’re like oh she’ll be a Latina and she has her character going around babbling that she’s Latina🙄🙄🙄
20 minutes of Jessica ranting about books... yes please 🤣. I am sorry you didn’t like that first book though haha. I’ve never read anything by Elle Kennedy. The Play honestly sounded like a “typical watt pad problematic romance.” It did sound like she had a check list of things to include in the book. Every time you kept saying she didn’t have any friends I kept thinking nobody else liked her either that’s why she didn’t have friends 🤣. I also don’t like what you were describing in The Dare how Taylor viewed her body. For me, being a curvy person, yes I feel the same way but I feel like every time an author includes a curvy girl it is almost always the same character with a different name. The curvy girl who hates how she looks. If that is all the representation we get in books it’s kind of sad and I feel almost harmful. It would be nice to see more body positive content across all books and especially romance. Since books usually leave a lasting impression on the reader it would be nice for it to be more normalized to love the body you have so that it helps builds confidence in people of all shapes and sizes. I don’t know if I will read that series because the girl in the Play (I have already forgot her name 🤦🏻♀️🤣) was the typical skinny girl and if it’s shoved in your face oh I am so skinny and don’t have to do any work that also rubs me the wrong way. A lot of issues with how her female characters view themselves I feel.
The Dare is even worst... jesus it was painful 🤦♀️ The worst book of the series. It was the first time that we have a curve girl as a protagonist. I was expecting something powerful, it was the perfect opportunity to start a conversation about different body types. I get that this is a new adult, but if you decide to do something different please put some effort. It is such a bummer when we have a female character that spends most of her time seeking the male character validation. It was such a waste of time and energy. The chemistry and the plot was not good either. I was so disappointed because I really enjoy Ellen Kennedy books and writting, but this one was far from tolerable.
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Jess you are a beast! You've been cranking out so many new videos lately and my heart is so happy! I've absolutely been enjoying watching your videos and get really excited when I see I have a new one to watch! Hint this series might be in a secret video you know I'm doing 😉.
Aww thank you! Ooooh I can’t wait to see!
Thanks for the reviews! I almost always have the same opinion as you, so I always turn to you when I’m looking for a new book.
As a curvy girl, I’m actually happy when characters don’t have incredibly high levels of confidence because I don’t feel like that’s realistic. I don’t think it’s attractive to always be insecure, but I feel like it’s accurate. I’ll probably pick up the second one you talked about.
You had me in the first half there, I was worried the entire series was going downhill and I was upset about that. Because I love me some Elle Kennedy! Thank you for your honest thoughts... I reallllly appreciate them.
I’m still about halfway through but I died in that whole scene where they go to meet Taylor’s mom. 😂😂😂😂
auto-like for Jess + Elle Kennedy!! Also totally get what you mean about some of the tropes in the play. While I did like it, it felt pretty immature in comparison to some of the Off Campus books. Usually, Elle Kennedy's NA romances have a good balance of the lighthearted fun stuff and something a bit more serious but that was kind of lacking in The Play. There was no balance. So far The Risk has been my fave in this new series but I do have high-hopes for The Dare!
I hope you love the dare when you pick it up! The Risk is definitely my favorite of the series too!!
Yes!! I LOVE your reading vlogs!! ❤❤
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As a curvy girl myself, I greatly appreciate any books where a curvy girl is the main character. I love your rec videos, so I'd love to see a curvy girl (or guy) romance book recs!
You should try ruthless knight by Ashley jade. I really enjoyed the book because of how authentic and well written it was. Also, the h isn't the the typical skinny girl 🙂
I definitely want to make a video soon about that!
Dark Night by Sherrilyn Kenyon is SO GOOD, girl! The hero is a yummy alpha were-hunter and the heroine is a so-relatable size 18 woman. It's so good and smutty 💛🔥
@@idrkyouknow5305 that book is really good, really emotional and completely wrecked me
im super excited for the dare! It comes out tommorow and this video made me eager to read it! I mostly had the same feelings with the play as well
I hope you love it when you pick it up!!
I didn’t really like it and I also was soooo excited for The Dare, im disappointed
I’m a newbie to watching Booktube and I love all your videos so much!! I’m also from Ohio too ☺️
Aw thank you! And yay Ohio!!
I LOOOVVVEEEE YOUR VIDEOS JESSICA 🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍😍 THANK YOUUUUUU❤️❤️❤️💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
Thank you ❤️❤️
i wasn't a big fan of the play either. which is a shame bc i loved Hunter in the chase and was looking forward to his book, but his character fell so flat for me. and everything you said about demi was so true! the latina/cuban stereotypes really annoyed me especially since i am cuban-american/latina myself, they were so glaringly obvious to me. she was so disrespectful to hunter and his wishes to stay celibate, too. it was just one big mess. i did read the dare since i got accepted for an arc, and it was definitely a big step up from the play thankfully! i really loved it, conor was so sweet and he and taylor made a great couple despite the miscommunication stuff like you said lol
I love Elle Kennedy, but I haven’t read The Play yet.... and now I know why all my Kennedy-Loving friends hated The Play. But good to know The Dare picks back up.
New Adult, I can only read in small doses, because the conflict usually is mis-communication (same with contemporary, for that matter), and I really need more. But they are the lighter entertainment that I need when I’m also reading a heavier sub-genre like historical/paranormal/fantasy romance.
I definitely can’t read too many NA in a row or else I get annoyed 😂
Ok, so I am loving the hair cut!!
Thank you ☺️
I relate with your thoughts on this tropes sooo much!
I liked the first two books from this series the most.
Love your vids. I recently discovered your chanel a few months ago. So glad that you read lots of romance. Finaly found someone who has the same tastes as me. Pleas can you do a RH or fantasy book recommendations video.
I have a few fantasy romance recs already on my channel!
Thanks for your quick reply. I alwayls love when youtubers interact with fans. Ive watched your fantaasy recommendations and really enjoyed them but i havnt seen any RH recommendations. Would love to hear them.
I haven’t read Elle Kennedy in awhile. I was thinking of picking up The Play but YIKES! I already know I would hate it. I hate the guys sleeping with everyone and not caring or remembering who they sleep with. Like that’s not attractive at all. And I roll my eyes when they say every girl wants them. 🙄
Omg! I'm so glad I didn't read the play, well I'm not really interested with hunter and demi's story at the first place. But I loved The Chase and The Risk, I'm hoping I will love The Dare as well.😊 And I absolutely agree I like more the Off-Campus series especially The Deal and The Score (Garett and Dean are my book boyfriends💚)
Tbh I didn’t really like The Dare, kinda disappointed
I love how much hockey there is in her hockey romances. One of my favorite sports romance series has barely any actual hockey🤣🤣
I also have yet to read the Risk so I'm thinking about just skipping it
I do agree that I love the hockey in these!!
The risk is The Best book from Briar U
i definitely need to check out the off campus series still but i might skip over this series I've heard soooo many bad things about The Play before and this just sealed the deal.
Right lol
Omg yes! You still need to read the off campus series!!
Omg noooo the off campus sets the mood and view for the briar u series so I recommended it plus the deal, the first book is my favourite and you will love it!
Random, but did you get your haircut?! I love it 😍 I'm so behind on this series... I read book 1 last year and haven't continued. 😬
The Dare is like the third book lately where the MC is plus sized but she's not shown as that on the cover... am I crazy or is that a thing???
It happens a lot and makes me really sad 😕😕😕
i loved the play so much, hunter is so sweet
Oh my god, I thought I was the only one who didn’t like the play!!! 🙌🏽
I didn't like The Play too. I don't hate it, but compared to the other Briar U books, it's my least favorite especially if The Dare turns out to be good. 😅
reeyabeegale I agree with everything, but while I’m still reading The Dare, I think I prefer The Play cuz I am just not hooked in The Dare as I was in her other books
Oh, Jess! Can you PLEEEASE make a reading vlog of the Underdog series by Kate Stewart? I finished that trilogy Sunday and I feel like I'm ruined for other YA books 😭♥️
I’ve read two of the three and enjoyed them!
SO excited for The Dare!!!!!!!
Me: still never read one Elle Kennedy book yet because I'm scared of the length
...you can easily finish a 500 page book in a day..
i promise you her books will have you hooked 😭 the length will feel like nothing 🤣
@@BooksOnStereo No I cannot LMFAO
This is exactly what you say about Mariana Zapata LMAO
LISA THEYRE NOT EVEN THAT LONG
@ 3:37 why did I think you were holding a floppy book back and forth but it ended up being your dogs tail lol
😂😂😂
The Play was my least favorite of the Briar U series. It was because of Demi. As for The Dare, people are mean to people who are curvy and/or fat. I’ve been there, and it is a huge problem within our society.
YES SPORT ROMANCES ARE SO GOOD YES YES YES YES
I haven't read any elle kennedy books yet, but i have the chase which was free on kindle, hoping to get around to reading it this year.
I was really excited to read the play since I love the royals and off campus series, also the protagonist is a WOC which is always a nice change. However, I ended up dnf the book 50% in.
I agree with everything you said about The Play. I hated Demi and Hunter bored me to tears. But what pissed me off was the ending too. Using suicide as a plot device to make the heroine look better? 😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒
Yup! I was really upset that she decided to use that at the end when she didn’t have to at all.
I haven't started the video and upon seeing The Dare, I'm so excited because I pre-ordered it and I'm so excited to read iiit!!! ❤️ Update, I can finally watch this because I already finished The Dare a few minutes ago. 😅 I LOVE THE RISK MOST tho. 😍❤️❤️
You should read The Fall Before Flight by L.M Halloran it has the same book cover as The Dare lol but yeah it's a doctor romance book
I loved the play lol I really did , it was light and funny. Also Cuban latinas are really gorgeous. I didn’t like TJ character also. But the book was light and funny
I do think maybe you weren’t in a mood for that book lol
The dare was so good for me❤️ as a curvy girl I loved that aspect and how she shows her vulnerability.
I always knew Elle Kennedy was problematic at times. Some books in the off campus series are just so problematic, but it was seen as fine back then.
Can do a review of rich prick? By Tijian I just started it today and would really love to hear your thoughts.
Soooo... I just finished Book 2 in the series, and I have adored all of the Briar U and Off Campus series so far... but now I’m super worried about reading The Play. Do I have to read it, or can I just skip to the The Dare?!? Help!
Such a brilliant vibe off these videos good job! I'm a RUclips vlogger too!❤️
I listened to The Play on Audible and was disappointed, it didn't work for me for the same reasons as you but I couldnt quite put it into words. I also feel sometimes an okay book is only made worse by listening to it rather than read. Just a theory 😂
I started the first book in this series, The Chase, yesterday but it just felt like I was reading a WattPad fan fiction of Pretty Little Liars. Is that what it was actually written to be? idk but I really did try to get into it but I gave up like 1/4 of the way through and skipped to the last few chapters.
I feel like the older I get the more I dislike NA. I get so annoyed with characters looking like models, with perfect skin and perfect bodies, every single guy being muscular and having six pack. I'm 26 and I'd like to see someone more relatiable, especially considering that in real life I know maybe like 4 people who would fit into that category of "perfection" like in NA books. Also, I finished university and I don't remember people being that obssesed with sex and hooking up every week with someone else. Is it just me or are these books just unrealistic?
I always hate male characters in Elle Kennedy's books at the beginning but pretty much always end up liking them at the end. I feel like because for a while now the diversity has been such an important aspect I expect authors to represent characters a little bit better (not just throw gay best friend and interratial parents, that's just lazy writing in my opinion).
Ok, that was a rant. Sorry. Anyway, love your videos :)
I definitely feel the same about being in my mid-20s and not connecting with NA characters anymore! And I have been noticing how they are pretty exaggerated and not as realistic.
Felt this!!!!!!
SPEAK YOUR MIND!!!!
Couldn't agree more
You will like Julie Brannaugh books!!!
OMG THANK YOU!! I read reviews of the play and a running theme in the poor reviews was the fact that there was no real representation of her ethnicities other than something stereotypical (like a latinx person salsa dancing..like ok) and the mentioning of her parents. Like if you're going to include a diverse character why not do the research and actually consult with people from that background?? It almost felt like tokenism tbh. I was super disappointed to see that and stayed clear of this book for that reason.
AND your points on if the roles were reversed - PERIOD. points were made. Like it'd be so gross for a guy to be trying to make a girl jealous into ending her celibacy and working on herself. like how did she think this was a good idea??!?!?! And Demi emasculating her ex bc she was driven and knew what she wanted?!? that's HIS problem.
sorry my frustration took over lmaoo but love your vids, as always!
I’ve noticed a lot about books where the girl gets away with something that would not fly if the roles were reversed and I don’t like it 😕
Do you or should you read the off campus series first before the briar u series?
I feel like every book of hers has a stupid miscommunication pull away conflict it’s almost like she needs a conflict for the sake of conflict especially in most of the Series if the two people just spoke to each other there would be no reason to have a conflict and I hate that
Love your reading vlogs. Xo
Thank you ❤️❤️
Can u recommend done wolf stories, all i evr read of them is on wattpad but would love to read more
Please review Toni Aleo's Nashville Assassins series. It was so good ! 🇿🇦🤗
I'm in a sorority, granted it is at a smaller university, but I can't stand when authors try to make it seem like the movie stereotype:( Being in a sorority isn't for everyone but it isn't a huge group of mean girls who tear one another down:( if anything it's made me a much better and more confident person
RIGHTTTT. I wasn’t in one, but I knew plenty of people in sororities and they weren’t like that at all...sad it had to be so cliche in that book.
I just read- 'Someone like Ryan: a slowburn angsty romance' by Ruchi Chawla on Amazon Kindle Unlimited. And omg it's so awesome!! Please someone read it and let's talk abt it!!
I love Elle🤗
I felt the exact same about this book. I couldn’t put The Risk down and I liked Hunter.. I mean he’s no Dean or Jake Connelly but he’s alright. Demi was so blah to me. I never connected to her through out the whole book. I hated how she was throwing herself at Hunter and sabotage his celibacy pact. Super turned off by that. Ending was terribleeee!!!! By far my most disappointed book out of Out Campus and Briar U. 😕
You are legit gorgeous ❤
!!! SPOILERS !!! i really didn’t like the way the other characters handled what happened to taylor regarding the video. they all seemed to force her to go to the police, she was a victim and whilst her friends should encourage her to go the police, she deserves the right to choose herself idk. i had sex tape taken of me when i was 16 and spread around and it was horrible and i decided not to go to the police and i know that if anyone would of tried to force me it would of made me feel even less in control
I swear the way these authors portray Latinas🤧I’m Latina and the stereotype annoys me sooo much especially when they wanna make their heroine hot so they’re like oh she’ll be a Latina and she has her character going around babbling that she’s Latina🙄🙄🙄
20 minutes of Jessica ranting about books... yes please 🤣. I am sorry you didn’t like that first book though haha. I’ve never read anything by Elle Kennedy. The Play honestly sounded like a “typical watt pad problematic romance.” It did sound like she had a check list of things to include in the book. Every time you kept saying she didn’t have any friends I kept thinking nobody else liked her either that’s why she didn’t have friends 🤣. I also don’t like what you were describing in The Dare how Taylor viewed her body. For me, being a curvy person, yes I feel the same way but I feel like every time an author includes a curvy girl it is almost always the same character with a different name. The curvy girl who hates how she looks. If that is all the representation we get in books it’s kind of sad and I feel almost harmful. It would be nice to see more body positive content across all books and especially romance. Since books usually leave a lasting impression on the reader it would be nice for it to be more normalized to love the body you have so that it helps builds confidence in people of all shapes and sizes. I don’t know if I will read that series because the girl in the Play (I have already forgot her name 🤦🏻♀️🤣) was the typical skinny girl and if it’s shoved in your face oh I am so skinny and don’t have to do any work that also rubs me the wrong way. A lot of issues with how her female characters view themselves I feel.
Omg I didn’t know this comment was sooo long 🤣 you don’t have to read that lol
The Dare is even worst... jesus it was painful 🤦♀️
The worst book of the series. It was the first time that we have a curve girl as a protagonist.
I was expecting something powerful, it was the perfect opportunity to start a conversation about different body types. I get that this is a new adult, but if you decide to do something different please put some effort.
It is such a bummer when we have a female character that spends most of her time seeking the male character validation. It was such a waste of time and energy. The chemistry and the plot was not good either. I was so disappointed because I really enjoy Ellen Kennedy books and writting, but this one was far from tolerable.
Most sororities are not like that. Not all but most. I know nasty girls like that too though
13:31 you mean Demi xx
😂 you’re right! All of their names were jumbled in my head 😂
Don't you at least like Pablo Eggscobar?
Haha he was great!!