SeekingBookWorm

This is a set of poems made into one story which expressing feelings of what each person felt in the book there wasn't a character in it really was more of a set of emotions put into a story so there isn't much of a plot-line, I can give but I recommend if you love Poems then give this one a read! xo SeekingBookWorm

  Frankly in love is a coming of age story about a Korean- American boy who starts life with his parents in California but they gave him one rule he must date Korean Girls only but Frankie means Brit a girl who he really likes but she's white so he and his best friend Joy decided to fake date to have freedom because his friend is in the same shoes as Frankie... I really struggled with this book because Yoon made me feel this a lot like John Green the writing style was putting me off but I wanted to give Frankie a chance so I kept reading on but the more I continued the bored I became because I almost found Frankly annoying to read about I hated how he said certain things like Farphone when it's suppose to be smartphone Yoon could have said Cellphone to make Frankie more like his age and also I hated how he and Q were being racist about black people and etc so this was a no from me! xo SeekingBookWorm

  This story focuses on Amber who's sister Maggie died and left her in a tragic way that she spends time with her boyfriend Robbie apparently they we're on the way for a scholarship and Amber also Robbie got trapped in the room for an unknown reason and Diego was one of the boy's who fell in love with Amber but due to Robbie the whole thing turned into a whirlwind these students were all stranded in this room not knowing how to get out... I enjoyed this book and I laughed and was shocked about how these characters, were going to cope throughout this room and it felt a lot like one of us is lying in a modern breakfast club style and I wanted more of this book because it was interesting and immervise also addicting to the story and the characters I can't wait to see where Urban goes with the second book because I really loved this debut novel so far. xo SeekingBookWorm