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| Name : | Nicole S. |
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The drama surrounding Harper Lee's portrayal of our beloved Atticus does not prove to be as shocking as many of the initial reviews. It's a believable character development, so believable, in fact, that it's not a particularly gripping storyline.
The story drags along with slow but steady promise, only to end abruptly with no tying up of loose ends. You have to commit to the inevitable next installation; however, the book was not exciting enough to make me want to read part 2.
The story is light & entertaining...takes you back to your days of youthful celebrity crushes. Then, rewrites the celebrity fantasy morphing it into a modern mom role. Genuinely fun play on where we all think our lives would be if we had a chance encounter with someone rich & famous.
There were a lot of characters to follow, but our interest in and knowledge of them was based entirely on description rather than direct action. As a result, I didn't care about them, suspect them or otherwise feel invested in their stories.
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