Ana

The book was very interesting, until she started preaching god, then it felt like a Christian book I did not sign up for 

Maybe I'm straight 

About 70% of the book, I felt like he was speeding through the information about this life on the set, just spilling facts, lacking the emotional input and any deeper meaning
BUT THEN
when he starting talking about his struggles with fame and drugs, I really felt I was reading a meaningful memoir, connected with the author's emotion. The shift was essencial in increasing the quality of the book.

The plot was gripping 
but I felt a bit uncomfortable with the usage of sex of a plot. They didn't need to be naked, he didn't need to suck on the inner thigh. The author could have chosen several different places on the body.

I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

I would be lying if I said I didn't sob my eyes out on certain moments with Lola.

I utterly enjoyed the book but, to be honest, I did have a though time in the beginning to get thru some tropes: not like the other girls, gay best friend with no character development, rich but kind love interest. What saved the story for me, its the fact that the tropes felt minor introductions to the cast and faded away once we got more into the story. 

Even during the (several) conflicts along the story, they always felt true to them, even if most of the resolutions came too quickly.

This book will always have a special place in my heart on showing grandmother-granddaughter relationship once half of it is consumed by the Alzheimer's disease. It was loving and heartbreaking to see on the pages something that feels so personal to your life.

Don't be fooled, this is a fanfic, but a quite enjoyable and well written fanfic.

5 Stars to this book it's just not enough! This book is addicting, heart warming and adorable!!

Livro extramente machista, violento por ser violente