Twitter Style Book Reviews: Fake Me a Match by Lauren Barnholdt and Thin, Rich, Pretty by Beth Harbison

My friend Kelly at Stacked often posts Twitter style book reviews to share what she’s currently reading or to review books in a shorter form than a regular review. I loved this idea and Kelly graciously agreed to post some Twitter style reviews of my own here on Cover to Cover.

I read these books in the summer, but for some reason haven’t gotten around to reviewing them yet. Since I read them a few months ago at this point, I don’t feel I can do them justice with a full review, but check out my Twitter style (in 140 characters or less) reviews below.

Fake Me A Match
Author: Lauren Barnholdt
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Summary in a tweet:

A MG book about 13 yr old Avery. Drama when community service matchmaking service goes wrong & her soon to be stepsis is paired w/ her crush

Review in a tweet:

Verdict? VERY cute! Loved Avery but didn’t like stepsis Blake much. Really fun/unique storyline. Made me want to read more MG books. 

4.5/5

*Review copy provided by GalleyGrab

Thin, Rich, Pretty
Author: Beth Harbison
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Summary in a tweet:

BFF’s chubby Holly & shy Nicola meet evil Lexi at summer camp. They gang up on L but meet later as adults & each learn an important lesson

Review in a tweet:

With Harbison’s signature style, the character development in this book shines. Important lesson learned here: love yourself for who you are 

4/5

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2 thoughts on “Twitter Style Book Reviews: Fake Me a Match by Lauren Barnholdt and Thin, Rich, Pretty by Beth Harbison”

  1. Twitter-style book reviews are a great idea! Sometimes you just don’t have that much to say about a book . . . even if you really enjoyed it. These both sound fun!

  2. Ummmm, I love this! I have so many books I need to review, what an awesome idea. I love Beth Harbison and really want to read Thin, Rich, Pretty.

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