Pushing the Limits (5 STARS)
Holy Crow! This book! Hands down one of the best novels I
have read all summer! And I have read a lot of fantasticness!
Katie McGarry flip-flops between Noah and Echo’s POV --- both
characters are in their senior year and have experienced more than a lifetimes
worth of tragedies. Yes, this novel is a bit of a downer at times, but you will
be pleased to know--- no messy love triangles and stupid ridiculousness
amounting in loads of angst and sleepless nights (unless of course you are in
to that-nbd-still a rad novel). Unlike any YA contemporary novel I have read,
extremely creative and It pulls on those little heart threads.
I was slightly apprehensive when I saw this book because it was
written in a similar format to Perfect Chemistry (Elkeles). And although, I liked Perfect Chemistry a lot
--- I found it difficult to really get to know the characters.
This was not the case with Pushing the Limits. In a short
amount of time I began to understand Echo and Noah’s intentions, reservations,
and fears.
I found myself taking breaks not because I was bored but because
I needed to come up for air.
Good amounts of sweet ya romance --- nothing to write home about.
But this novel was bursting at the seams with other goodies that I didn’t even
find myself missing the swooning bedroom drama.
So bottom-line --- if you are into some ya-coming of age-depressing
yet refreshing stuff --- read this wonderful novel!

2 comments:
My favorite word in this post-- fantasticness. Don't ask me why. It just struck my fancy. Also, your review is full of win! fin.
You are too kind sister!
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