VBT# Wallflower - Cookie O'Gorman

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Wallflower

Review: Wallflower - Cookie O'Gorman - March 2021


This book had captured my attention as I love those stories of #nerd meets and falls in love with a #jock as it can show that opposites truly do exist and also that you can never judge a person by their looks and that under a plain girl will be the "forever" one and that under pretty looks are "easy girls". For Viola, she inherited her mum's nerdiness rather than her dad's athletic ability and looks. Viola is her mother's daughter and would rather spend her time reading and hanging out with the animals at the shelter. In this book, we see the bullies call Viola "dog girl", I have to admit I didn't like this as it got me a bit confused as I had just last week read a book called "Dog Girl" which was also about an #nerd who worked at a dog shelter and this is also what the bullies called her and this felt too close for my comfort especially also since both books are published by the same company and promoted via the same tour company. Back to the story after my little gripe, we have Viola who learns her dad has promised soccer star Dare Frost - that Viola will drive him to and from school. Soon the pair start spending time together but when Viola learns her dad asked Dare to be her friend - she puts on her Slytherin hat and decides to get revenge on her dad by fake dating Dare and then the rest is history as we all know what happens with fake romances. As this book is a YA high school romance and published by Swoon Romance, it is also a clean romance and suitable for girls aged 12 - 16+.


Goodreads Link : https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/56507982-wallflower







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