pickI was expecting the normal “boy meets girl, they fall in love, they fight and break up, they get back together and live happily ever after”, BUT it wasn‘t anything like that. While I loved the fact that it was set in Australia I found that a lot of the Australianness was exaggerated with certain characters. Overall, a surprisingly good book and a really good and unconventional ending.
pickI made this with #canva for a #loveozyachallenge Instagram challenge, but it sort of fits in perfectly with #literarycrush posts. Milo is a Australian teen boy who is taking a year off before going to university because basically he has no idea what he wants - in life, in love or in work. He's such a real and true representation of boys of this age. I loved how his story developed and where he ends up. It's fabulous writing.
pickI can't add a lot of these books because they aren't here on #Litsy, but I have read all but two. It's Australia day here today, but there's lots of controversy about celebrating on a day when the colonial British basically invaded. It's getting tricky. But I celebrate with books. These are all excellent examples of #loveozya books, most of them released in March and April. Right. Off to swim. #celebrate #notverypatriotic #compassion
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