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taliaissmart 's review for:
The Great American Whatever
by Tim Federle
Months after his older sister died, Quinn begins to reach out to old friends and come of age. This book is light, a super fast read, and told with an original voice. Unfortunately, I had a hard time connecting to the characters, though, so the intended emotional impact was lost on me. Quinn's sarcastic, over the top narration also got increasingly wearisome over the course of the novel.
It was, like, fine, I guess??
It was, like, fine, I guess??