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4.5 stars

It was always going to be very hard to top Am I Normal Yet?, because I loved that book so much. It had such a great main character, and pretty damn accurate portrayal of anxiety and OCD, that I couldn't help but enjoy it.

Thankfully, though, its sequel didn't disappoint. Amber was just as likeable as Evie, old characters shine as brightly as they did before, and the setting was a month-long summer camp, which I always kind of love. On top of that, the Spinster Club comes back in all its feminist glory, which made for some really fun chapters.

Plus, there were so many Harry Potter references, I couldn't not love it:
"And I was just about to judge her, when she said: "I'm so mad they got rid of Slytherin, I mean, Snape was, like, the best one," as she walked over, and I learned a lesson about not judging people until you've found out whether or not they've read Harry Potter."

Important lessons to be learned here, ladies and gentlemen.

If this series keeps up its momentum, it could very well become one of my favourites, and I've already bought the next book.


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How Hard Can Love be? The Spinster Club Series H Bourne 9781409591221 Books Reviews

Not only did I thoroughly enjoy reading this, but Holly's ability to relate to young adults and literary choices and writing skills are only exceeded by her great taste in music, (as you will see when you read the book!) Keep on Holly!
I really enjoyed this book and I'm definitely going to be reading more from this author. Characters were fun to read about and it's definitely a teenage book because of the two main characters who are so in love that they left together without anyone's permission. Great book!
A lot better than some YA, very cool in that it focuses on the broken relationship between a mother and her daughter. The characters feel somewhat real, but it's easy and immersive.
4.5 stars

It was always going to be very hard to top Am I Normal Yet?, because I loved that book so much. It had such a great main character, and pretty damn accurate portrayal of anxiety and OCD, that I couldn't help but enjoy it.

Thankfully, though, its sequel didn't disappoint. Amber was just as likeable as Evie, old characters shine as brightly as they did before, and the setting was a month-long summer camp, which I always kind of love. On top of that, the Spinster Club comes back in all its feminist glory, which made for some really fun chapters.

Plus, there were so many Harry Potter references, I couldn't not love it
"And I was just about to judge her, when she said "I'm so mad they got rid of Slytherin, I mean, Snape was, like, the best one," as she walked over, and I learned a lesson about not judging people until you've found out whether or not they've read Harry Potter."

Important lessons to be learned here, ladies and gentlemen.

If this series keeps up its momentum, it could very well become one of my favourites, and I've already bought the next book.