I only meant to read a few chapters to get a feel for it before passing out. I think it's the mark of a crazy good book if it can keep my interest for 20% or 30% before I have to switch books. Usually I read multiple books at a time because I have a hard time concentrating on just one, but not with this one. I promise it's like omgwtfthefeelsyesplease. So if my review seems short or off, just go with it and then go buy the book. I'm going to do this without spoilers because the revelations in the book are what really tugged at my heart strings and had me flying through the pages.
Since then I've: made my boyfriend nearly late for work because of the tears, matted the cats fur because I held her sobbing, ate chocolate (I hate chocolate), and stared out the window for longer than acceptable. I'm really bad about doing a knee jerk reaction and realizing I was too generous later on. Usually, I write out my reviews after I've had a minute day or so to think about them. ***Copy of this book was provided by publisher, Entangled Teen, via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.*** If you read and liked Entangled by Cat Clarke, Ellen Hopkins novels. Who should read it? Everyone who likes more serious topics in young adult novels. It reminded me a little it of this other amazing book I read recently, Unravel by Calia Read (you can see my review here). She could have easily turn out to be cliche character, but Brooklyn Skye managed to found that golden middle ground. She will drive you crazy sometimes, you will scream at the pages of your book in frustration, but in the end you will understand her. If you are craving something different you should give this book a chance. Mental illness is not something you will usually find in young adult novels. Fragile Line is a book that is best "digested" in one sitting and, to be honest, you wouldn't want to do anything else until you finish reading it. Writing was perfect, she pulls you into her story and you are not even aware when did it exactly happen. Here are all the things that make this book worth your time. Fragile Line is a book you won't be able to put down until the last page which is a awesome thing in my opinion. Was it what I expected it to be? Yes and no. Okay, do I really have to explain it? Girl is having a blackouts and waking up in the apartment of a hot guy. Who wouldn't wish to read it after that book summary? As soon as I saw this book on NetGalley I knew that I had to read it (thank you Entangled Teen) because.
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