pickThis was an enjoyable read, set at the beginning in USA, Ellen lives in Washington DC and with foster parents. But life isn't easy. Suddenly she finds out that her long-lost father is rich and Japanese hotel mogul. She is jetted off to a completely new life full of luxuries she never thought was possible. But her new found family isn't so easy to live with. It comes with different problems.
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This is 100% cuteness! 😻😻 #covercrush #japan #currentlyreading
pick5/5 for this one! I loved this. Elle experienced every bit of Tokyo! I want to go to cat island! The romance was sweet. The story was interesting. I felt for Elle as she goes through meeting a new family in a new place. I recommend this one.
pickThis sweet Cinderella plot unexpectedly charmed me!
Bought this on sale for my cat/Manga/all things Japan-loving daughter, but she never tried it. 🤷♀️ Thought maybe my classroom library? However, I continued reading it even after I figured out it wasn't right for middleschool (14+ would work well). It's a fun, YA that made me feel like I'd taken my own mini dream trip to Tokyo. 😻
so-soThis book left me feeling meh! I felt like it was okay until the ending. I wish Elle had a better ending!
so-soThe plot was pretty simple and the characters a bit flat. The ending was unrealistic and quick, but really don't read this for any of that. Read it for all the details about Japan, which made me continue reading. I love Japan and it was cool reading about all the weird places and interesting customs.
panI should have bailed.
One-word review: Vapid
The narrator‘s voice is annoying at this point. Speaking of point, I don‘t think there is one. The only thing that has me considering finishing is that if I can plow through it at 3X, I‘ll be done in an hour.
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