And Then we Ran, Katy Cannon
Netgalley copy in exchange for an honest review.
The Blurb
A road-trip story about following your dreams and embracing the unexpected.
Megan knows what she wants out of life and she intends to get it, whatever her parents say.
Elliott has given up on all his plans for the future – but then Megan bursts into his life with a proposal that could change it forever.
Together they embark on a road trip to escape their hometown and chase their dreams. But life is a journey and not even Megan can control where theirs will lead…
Megan knows what she wants out of life and she intends to get it, whatever her parents say.
Elliott has given up on all his plans for the future – but then Megan bursts into his life with a proposal that could change it forever.
Together they embark on a road trip to escape their hometown and chase their dreams. But life is a journey and not even Megan can control where theirs will lead…
My Thoughts
If you’re in need of a cute, heart-warming, sweet and fascinating
book, just go straight to this one. From the get-go, you know this is
going to be a good story: great characters, great voices, interesting
plot… the whole package works!
The story is told from both Megan
and Elliott’s point of view. I loved both their voices and how relatable
and realistic they sounded. What I liked the most about them, though,
was how raw they felt. They both long for freedom, they want to find
their place and be themselves, they’re young and wild and so full of
hope it made my heart puff up in my chest with excitement for their
story together.
Elliott and Megan are not the only
characters, though, and I really enjoyed the fact that both Becca and
Sean (respectively Megan’s best friend and Elliott’s brother) got their
own plot and arc as well, and in their way they were main characters
too, as well as great friends.
The chapters were short and
efficient, and it was very easy to read. I liked the inclusion of
photos, text messages and conversations. That was a nice touch.
Still,
the best thing remains the message: what matters is being yourself and
doing what you love. The whole story was carefully crafted, clever and a
little crazy but always very cute. And I loved every page of it.
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