Let Them Eat Fruitcake (86 Bloomberg Place, #2)

by Melody Carlson

[readingwithwrin]

"The truth is I'm still trying to figure things out myself," she admitted. "Sometimes life doesn't seem totally black and white. I think I used to believe that. But the older I get, the more I question this."

When I first started this book I was very unsure of it. Thankfully it surprised me and the majority of the problems I had with the first one weren't in this one. Well besides Kendall, but she is a work in progress and she did start growing up a little in this one.

In this one I really did see what everyone else was saying about Megan being a preachy Mary Sue type character. I really wish she would stop and think a little before she tried to act so high and mighty towards the other girls.

As for Anna and Lelani I really like how they have grown as characters and even though they did have issues to sort out this time around they ended up making up and working together and I can't wait to see how they grow as friends in the future.

Honestly I don't have much to say about this book because it is a quick read that was filled with several surprises and of course Kendall's shenanigans.


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