» QUICK OVERVIEW «
Stars: ★★★☆☆
Plot: ★★★☆☆
Readability: ★★★☆☆
Characters: ★★★☆☆
Writing: ★★★☆☆
Recommend: ✗

» PLOT «
Rob is an outcast because his father was caught embezzling from his clients, the other people in town. Maegan is an outcast because she was caught cheating on her SATs, forcing a lot of people to need to retake it. When both are paired for a school project, they find unlikely friends in each other.

Not gonna lie, I didn't read the synopsis for this book, so when I first found out that Maegan was caught cheating I was disappointed and didn't want to continue, because I hate that as a topic. But then it was revealed that they were talking about cheating on a test, not a partner, so I stopped dreading the fact that I was reading this book.

» READABILITY «
This book wasn't bad, it was a quick read and aside from the "cheating" hiccup, I had no problems readings this book.

» CHARACTERS «
The two main characters were alright, but I did not understand the antagonists at all. The "comebacks" some of the students had for Maegan made no sense. Connor made some sort of sense, but still.

» WRITING «
The writing was okay, nothing too bad or great.

» OVERALL «
I'm just here patiently waiting for Miss Brigid Kemmerer to write another Letters to the Lost :)