My rating: 4 of 5 stars
I have read great things about Mhairi’s books and for that reason, I had been meaning to them for quite some time. When I had the chance to read Don’t You Forget About Me I was thrilled.
However, I have to say that it was not easy at first. Georgina is an exceptional character with a unique voice. It took some time to get used to her as a narrator, but once I got into the story, it was perfectly fine, very funny and enjoyable.
I love reading books talking about England; nevertheless, I have to admit I have my limitations in understanding some words and references, so I had to look up plenty of things (but, hey, I know more now!).
The story is fun and entertaining, the pace is also great and it is a fast read; I could not stop once I pass the first third of the book. I even stayed up until late on a workday to finish the book because I honestly could not wait. The final part is charged with things happening and it gives the story a different and more profound meaning.
I liked the way Mhairi combines light and funny moments into a tory talking about real-life and serious struggles. I will definitely continue reading McFarlane’s books, past, and future.
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