The Problem with Forever Book Review

This Book basically talks about a young girl called Mallory (Aka Mouse) who has been abused through her life and lives in a foster home, which she was struggling with fears and trying to be strong. she also meets rider a boy, who was her friend from a foster home, they have been together. Mallory also suffers with being a new girl at school and finds it hard to manage with different students and Mallory sort of feels some love for Rider, which shocked her to run into someone she hasn't seen for some years.

I Personally didn't like the book, because it felt boring and too dark, the characters felt a bit to
much and I found it hard to get what the story was about and the story line felt a bit flat
the Characters were too much like bad kids and there was too much swearing and there was
no humour and the whole novel didn't get me as much I felt it went over and over again and
didnt make any sense at all there was no humour or anything.

xo
SeekingBookWorm

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