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Truly Madly Awkward Book Review

Hello everyone I'm finally back from Ghana, it's been so long I've been book blogging but I haven't forgotten about it at all, I mostly been reading and writing in Ghana too to complete some projects and writing especially for The Step Love Sequel, but I am going to sit here now and tell you all about Truly Madly Awkward by Beth Garrod, which entertained me a lot while being in Ghana, since it can be quite boring without a car.

 This follows of the first book fifteen year old Bella Fisher who actually is going through more awkward things in her life and one of them has been when Bella one day applies a form to win a gig ticket for their favorite band the Heilcans, Bella grabs it because her friends adore them the whole school loves them a lot, what Bella didn't know is that can this keep her two best friends together and actually Tegan one of her friends started acting quite weirdly, which made Bella thought maybe she didn't like Mikey, but throughout the book it seemed Tegan wanted her friends around, so when she and Bella had a fought, Bella took it so on board when Tegan thoughts were different, however Bella's mom Mary was seen more and she was struggling financial stuff and she brought a lady called Shay to help out and things between her and Bella's older sister Jo weren't in great terms. what I found adorable in this book was the ending when Adam and Bella became boyfriend and girlfriend.
I actually loved the book and it was nice knowing Bella and her world with friends and family also Adam,  I love how real Beth writes Bella and the other characters most of them time, I found myself laughing in my head to the things they do as they felt like reality teenagers making all these decisions in their life not knowing how to cope with the real world and I liked seeing Adam again, I feel Beth made her male characters knowing Mikey, Luke and Adam the most clearest people in the book and also the friendship of Rachel and Tegan was real and raw, it's hard to find strong female friendships like this in teenage reads also in YA, but every time I read the awkward series, I gain more confident in Beth's writing of Bella.

Thank you for listening.
xo
SeekingBookWorm







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