SUFFERING. I knew this book was gonna hurt me just from the description, but I still was not prepared. Such good character work, such a tragedy at the end. But at least you can also see the hope. #yalit
SUFFERING. I knew this book was gonna hurt me just from the description, but I still was not prepared. Such good character work, such a tragedy at the end. But at least you can also see the hope. #yalit
Full Flight is a young rom-com that pulls at the heart strings. It‘s about Anna and Weston who secretly need each other but who try not to make it to obvious.
I knew when reading this book that it would be about two different people who fall in love. Yes it is a little insta love but was cute anyways. I love the two different perspective.
Thank you Wednesday books and Netgalley for providing and early read for an honest review.
Avoid the full synopsis to avoid spoilers. A really great YA contemporary romance novel with lovable characters & an emotional plot. The characters & friend groups felt natural & unobtrusive, with characters other than the protagonists sidelined somewhat. This created the feeling of the world revolving around the two characters & I think it really delivered a teenage love feel. An emotional ride with an ending that can be divisive among readers.
I was highly anticipating this YA book as I loved the author‘s debut (Amelia Unabridged) last year. Set in a contemporary small town in TX, this is a story about high school bandmates Anna and Weston, who are virtually strangers when they begin practicing together (saxophone and mellophone) for a duet during contest season. Anna struggles with pinning down her future goals (music or writing) and parents who are overprotective/strict. 🔻
I loved Schumacher‘s debut novel so I was thrilled to dive into her second YA book. This one unfolds more slowly, alternating between senior “bad boy” Weston and junior Anna. They are thrust together to play a duet in marching band which of course leads to more. Weston‘s reputation- based on his parents being divorced & his ever-present leather jacket feels rather anachronistic but there are cell phones and social media too in this small TX town.