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onespaceymother 's review for:
Fangirl
by Rainbow Rowell
Speaking of Fangirls, I'm one of Rainbow's. I couldn't put this down. It was sweet, smart, brutal in its honesty. Also, reading stories that take place in the dorms I lived in and in my cities in Nebraska is this special and intimate thing. I did realize about 3/4 of the way through, I wished I had ever stayed as true to myself as Cather (fears and self-loathing aside) and found myself reaching to personally identify with her college experience, but I was/am Wren in my attitude and approach to life (again, for better or worse).