Tell Me Three Things

Tell Me Three Things by Julie Buxbaum
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

I love books that have any form of epistolary format. Obviously, letters are less common in contemporary fiction and instead the letters are in text and email form, but either way, I was all in for the mysterious texts and letters that "Tell Me Three Things" main character Jessie receives. The book was just a little uneven for me. There would be great moments and then things were too cliche. I think that Buxbaum has potential as a writer, so I'm open to reading other books she writes. I just wanted a little more than I got from this book even though the ending was what I'd hoped for.

How's that for a mixed review? I think teenage girls would really like this book. It's drama, angst, and love - content is a little much for younger readers though.

Happy reading and happy waffle eating--

(Book 74 - 2019)