The Things We Never Got Over Book Review

The Things We Never Got Over

Author: Linda Hancock

Genre: Young Adult, Fiction

Overview:

Honestly, this book was bad…. There was barely any story to it, every chapter had a handful of 18+ scenes. I don’t

know, personally I would never spend  my time re-reading this book. It was overall just a boring book, the whole

plot was very predictable.

Rating: 2/10

Recommend?

If it's your thing, go right on ahead

personally no








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