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Honey Girl
by Morgan Rogers
emotional
hopeful
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
“I don’t know. I’ve been having an existential crisis about my place in the world and what I’m supposed to be doing with my life and who I even am.”
Meet Grace Porter. She’s a 20-something, black lesbian who just graduated with her doctorate in astronomy. She had a plan and she stuck with it...until she drunk-married a complete stranger in Vegas and doesn’t even know the girl’s name.
This book was just what I needed after reading two heavy nonfiction books earlier this month (although this books still has some triggering topics like depression, anxiety and self harm). I loved the premise of a drunk night in Vegas taking a SERIOUS turn—especially for a type A character with her life planned out, like Grace.
The characters in this book were so diverse and not just racially. Their careers, their mental health, their geographical locations...so much diversity and I was here for it. 🙌🏼
Meet Grace Porter. She’s a 20-something, black lesbian who just graduated with her doctorate in astronomy. She had a plan and she stuck with it...until she drunk-married a complete stranger in Vegas and doesn’t even know the girl’s name.
This book was just what I needed after reading two heavy nonfiction books earlier this month (although this books still has some triggering topics like depression, anxiety and self harm). I loved the premise of a drunk night in Vegas taking a SERIOUS turn—especially for a type A character with her life planned out, like Grace.
The characters in this book were so diverse and not just racially. Their careers, their mental health, their geographical locations...so much diversity and I was here for it. 🙌🏼