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ourxstorybegins 's review for:
Slap Shot
by Chelsea Curto
hopeful
lighthearted
slow-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
- Hudson and Madeline are cute! But unfortunately kind of boring
- I can't believe I'm saying this, but this would've felt better with a 3rd act breakup because it's was SO many chapters of "I love them but I'm not going to say it" "I'm waiting for them to say they love me then I'll say it back" etc etc
- I LOVED the other two, this one just managed to push a lot of buttons that led to me sending friends a lot of rants
- The dialogue for Lucy (Madeline's 6 year old deaf daughter) and a lot of the conversations WITH Lucy just felt really unnatural unfortunately.
- There were some after school special vibes with some convos about her?
- Madeline does warn that since Lucy's deaf that means English isn't her first language so reading/writing is harder for her, and yet these adults are writing adult-length words and Lucy is able to read them and write right back?
- Somehow Hudson learned enough ASL to have full conversations in just a couple of months. Alright dude.
- There was almost no hesitation about the fact that Hudson was romantically interested in his live-in employee. Like never a moment of worrying that he might be taking advantage or something? Idk man, seemed off
- At one point, Hudson narrates that he's not vanilla, then proves it by referencing tying up someone's wrists...LOL okay big guy sure thing