Reviewed by Sam@WLABB on
Things I Loved:
• 80s teen movies own me, because I was actually a teen in the 80s. So, obviously, I loved all the movie references and discussions that popped up in the story.
• It was fun seeing how Andie would relive her day. She learned new skills, did some body alterations, dropped truth bombs, made friends and enemies -- she took risks, because she knew the day would reset, and there were some really amusing and thoughtful moments in some of those days.
• Andie grew a lot over the course of the book. She learned quite a bit about herself and those around her, and she started seeing things and people through a new lens. It was really great to see her using the experience to become a better version of herself.
• There were some great themes explored about looking past the surface to see how we are the same and avoiding labels.
• Andie's parents were maybe a little quirky, but they were present and supportive, and gave her space to explore who she wanted to be.
• This was a light and fun story with a rom-com feel, and I laughed and smiled a lot.
Yes, I had a lot of fun reading this, but there was one things I wish there had been more of - Tom. I loved him, and would have liked to have seen a bit more of him, especially at the end.
Overall: A witty Groundhog-esque story about looking beyond the labels, which was filled with friendships, many amusing antics, and an adorable romance.
*ARC provided in exchange for an honest review.
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- 24 December, 2018: Reviewed