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When You Were Everything
by Ashley Woodfolk
It feels weird to say I enjoyed a book about a friendship break-up, but I did. I don't think we talk enough about what it's like to break up with a friend, and sometimes those scars last just as long as a romantic relationship breaking up.
Cleo and Layla have been best friends for years, but now they are growing apart. That growing apart blows up spectacularly, in a way that makes it difficult to be friends again. But how did it happen?
The format of this one is a little tricky. It flips back and forth through time, which worked better for me at the beginning than it did towards the end. At the end I was having a hard time figuring out how far away December was from the present. I think it works in a way to make you more sympathetic to Cleo at the beginning, and then you slowly realize that she has a lot to do with the break-up at the same time. I've been the Cleo before and had a friendship blow up without knowing why.
More like this, please.
Cleo and Layla have been best friends for years, but now they are growing apart. That growing apart blows up spectacularly, in a way that makes it difficult to be friends again. But how did it happen?
The format of this one is a little tricky. It flips back and forth through time, which worked better for me at the beginning than it did towards the end. At the end I was having a hard time figuring out how far away December was from the present. I think it works in a way to make you more sympathetic to Cleo at the beginning, and then you slowly realize that she has a lot to do with the break-up at the same time. I've been the Cleo before and had a friendship blow up without knowing why.
More like this, please.