In the
friendship type more than anything.
My best friend was now my deadliest enemy, the one
person I'd hate beyond all measure for the rest of my life . . .
Franny Barker's best friend, Alice, is the worst girlfriend in the world according to the many boys of Merrycliffe-on-Sea. She toys with them, then dumps them. But she'll never dump fashion-obsessed Franny. Nothing and no one can come between them.
Not even tousle-haired rock god, Louis Allen, who Franny's been crushing on hard. Until Alice, bored with immature boys and jealous of Franny's new college friends, sets her sights on Louis. Suddenly, best friends are bitter rivals.
Is winning Louis's heart worth more than their friendship? There's only one way for Franny to find out.
Franny Barker's best friend, Alice, is the worst girlfriend in the world according to the many boys of Merrycliffe-on-Sea. She toys with them, then dumps them. But she'll never dump fashion-obsessed Franny. Nothing and no one can come between them.
Not even tousle-haired rock god, Louis Allen, who Franny's been crushing on hard. Until Alice, bored with immature boys and jealous of Franny's new college friends, sets her sights on Louis. Suddenly, best friends are bitter rivals.
Is winning Louis's heart worth more than their friendship? There's only one way for Franny to find out.
This is a book
is more about friendship than romance, but of course there’s a romance. There
is always a romance. It nice romance, a
slow develop romance.
Fanny is just a
terrible name to give anyone; fictional or not. I didn’t care that much for the
characters. I don’t why but with Manning books that fact that I don’t like the
characters doesn’t really effect my enjoyment of them. It’s rather weird for a contemporary. There nothing about these characters that I particular dislike but
there nothing I love either. There are dull cookie bunch. I did identify with
Alice being jealous, so I guess there were relatable.
This books deals
with a lot of themes, such as slut shaming, jealous and Mental illness. Fanny
is generally resentful, of her mother and the rest of her immediate family
because there don’t have to deal with her mother’s depression. She left alone
to deal with her mother alone. I think it dealt with quite well.
Overall, I
gave 4 out of 5 stars for messed up dummies. I enjoyed reading this book and
that’s all that matters. I don’t know what I’m saying. It’s a fun, light read
that has friendship as the main focus which is something I like.
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