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Hi! I loved this book as well. Books by Kasie West are quite similar, but the guy/girl isn't famous. It's kinda the same, and follows the regular plot …more Hi! I loved this book as well. Books by Kasie West are quite similar, but the guy/girl isn't famous. It's kinda the same, and follows the regular plot of a cheesy romance book. Girl likes boy (or vice versa, or with other genders, LGBTQ friendly here), they date, they have rough patches, and then everything works out. I don't have any recommendations where one of them is famous, however I do have cheesy romance recommendations if you would like. (less)
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(view spoiler) [Personall,y I think he was a bit too rough and cocky/disrespectful so them just as friends was perfect. (hide spoiler) ]
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Instead of torturing myself further, I finally decided to give up on this book the second I finished the 103rd page. I'm surprised I made it that far, and I definitely have no regrets. Within those miserable-- okay, maybe I'm exaggerating, but I did NOT enjoy anything I read AT ALL --103 pages, I managed to: a.) encounter an elitist heroine whose hair I wanted to pull off so badly . Stella was a bitch, really. I mean, who the heck tells someone that their music is crap? I'm all for being opinionated,
Instead of torturing myself further, I finally decided to give up on this book the second I finished the 103rd page. I'm surprised I made it that far, and I definitely have no regrets. Within those miserable-- okay, maybe I'm exaggerating, but I did NOT enjoy anything I read AT ALL --103 pages, I managed to: a.) encounter an elitist heroine whose hair I wanted to pull off so badly . Stella was a bitch, really. I mean, who the heck tells someone that their music is crap? I'm all for being opinionated, but that's just straight-up asshole bahavior . And she lashed out on all the boy band members before she really got to know them, only because she hated their music, which is pretty snobby. And rude. b.) mentally puke because of the extreme insta-love . I'm not even joking here when I tell you that Stella and Oliver kissed within hours of meeting each other . That's after she went all your-music-is-horrible-and-I-don't-get-the-hype on him just a few hours earlier. Nice, girl. Nice. c.) make my eye twitch because of the characters' immaturity levels . Let's take note that these characters are probably around the age of seventeen, and while food fights are fun , we still do have to consider the fact that they are popular celebrities and realistically, should act more maturely. Ketchup eating contests? Really? Throwing food at each other? (Okay, that last one does sound kind of fun.) d.) want to poke my eyeballs out because of the supposed "humor" in this book. The humor was so dry, bland, and mostly just trying too hard . If anything, I was laughing because of how idiotic the whole book was turning out to be. e.) cry in frustration because of the completely unrealistic plot . Come on, HOW CAN YOU NOT RECOGNIZE A VERY POPULAR CELEBRITY WHEN YOU MEET ONE? Okay, fine, that's actually possible, but the heroine goes out of her way every few sentences to mention that she HATES the guy's music , and her sister collects magazines with his face on it, and yet she doesn't recognize him. That just proves point A, right? Deadly Darlings | The Social Potato | The Book Geek | Twitter | Instagram
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Another story I read on wattpad yeaaaars ago I decided to reread for nostalgia. Cheesy and lighthearted! Just a fun story overall!
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This book could've gotten a better rating from me if I hadn't just read a Miranda Kinneally book which is pretty much the same with the plot of this book. I don't like comparing books, I have said it before, but I can't help it because Jesse's Girl is still fresh in my mind and like I mentioned above, it sorta has the same plot with TH. The Heartbreakers was so unmemorable that I even wondered why was I reading it in the first place . It was.... uneventful and dull. At least, for me, Its not that
This book could've gotten a better rating from me if I hadn't just read a Miranda Kinneally book which is pretty much the same with the plot of this book. I don't like comparing books, I have said it before, but I can't help it because Jesse's Girl is still fresh in my mind and like I mentioned above, it sorta has the same plot with TH. The Heartbreakers was so unmemorable that I even wondered why was I reading it in the first place . It was.... uneventful and dull. At least, for me, Its not that the book is like, BAD BAD. But it was MEH. It was not even OKAY... it was MEH. Ali Novaks writing evidently improved. (Yes, I was a fan of her stories when she was still in Wattpad.) And she's one of the writers who I really think is deserving to be published. I can't lie that the whole plot of The Heartbreakers appeals to YA romance readers. But all of the excitement I felt before reading The Heartbreakers vanished the moment I met the love interest, Oliver Perry. He was such a flop! He can't even squeeze a drop of swoon out of me. He puts me to sleep. At least Stella, our main character, was bearable. She even made me laugh. That goes with the supporting characters as well such as the remaining boys in the band. I wish Novak worked more on Oliver Perry, like idk, change his whole personality??? I can't point the exact thing that makes Perry a disappointment and that's what frustrates me. I have nothing more to say but this: The Heartbreakers isn't the best YA Contemporary out there, but its definitely not the worst either.
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2 out of 10
ревью на русском/review in russian Not all that glitters is gold. Not all the norms of the book that you were given for review. This is where I got hurt. But the book was given to me for review, so I suffered until the last dot. All the characters are flat, and the main one is also a terrible Mary Sue. But we have only her POV and must bear with her voice for 300+ pages. The story itself is very similar to fanfiction. Exactly the same works I read on boy band forums when I was fourt
2 out of 10
ревью на русском/review in russian Not all that glitters is gold. Not all the norms of the book that you were given for review. This is where I got hurt. But the book was given to me for review, so I suffered until the last dot. All the characters are flat, and the main one is also a terrible Mary Sue. But we have only her POV and must bear with her voice for 300+ pages. The story itself is very similar to fanfiction. Exactly the same works I read on boy band forums when I was fourteen. A sea of blah-blah and empty dialogues; lack of logical links between chapters; speculation on a serious topic (here it's cancer) for the sake of romance; complete ignorance of celebrity backstage life (I think the whole story was based on Hollywood films about relationships with stars and TV shows about it); and uninteresting plot... What can I say? Only I don't recommend this.
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DNF @ 41%
“The world moves fast, changing everything around us with each new day. Photography is a gift that can keep us in a moment forever, blissfully eternal.”
The Heartbreakers was a book I wanted to love. I'm pretty sure I had originally read the first few chapters on Wattpad when it was first being written and enjoyed it. Though I'm finding the more experienced I get as a reader the less I enjoy books I originally loved. Now, this is not to hate on the authors writing style or anything.
DNF @ 41%
“The world moves fast, changing everything around us with each new day. Photography is a gift that can keep us in a moment forever, blissfully eternal.”
The Heartbreakers was a book I wanted to love. I'm pretty sure I had originally read the first few chapters on Wattpad when it was first being written and enjoyed it. Though I'm finding the more experienced I get as a reader the less I enjoy books I originally loved. Now, this is not to hate on the authors writing style or anything. I don't want to sound unsupportive because publishing not one but two is amazing and I support the author completely. But, as a fair warning, I may be ripping apart the part of the book I did read. Now, The Heartbreakers wasn't a book I had high hopes for. I have no idea how the paperback came into my possession but as I was packing I found it and went "sure, let's go". Now, I probably should have put it back on my shelf as I didn't read the blurb at all. My friend alerted me quickly to the fact that the blurb read like it was a fanfiction. If I remember correctly as well the author did use a photo of Harry Styles as a representation for the male lead. I'm not a person to insult fanfiction, but I can pick a cheesy one almost instantly. I, myself, used to write fanfiction (which has been deleted from the Internet). This book was one of the cheesiest probable fanfics I have ever read. I have never cringed so hard while reading a book. I had to stop quite frequently because I just couldn't handle how absolutely cheesy the story was. I love myself a good cheesy book but this took it too far. Characters Stella is our female protagonist. She is a triplet, close to both her siblings. To the point where this quote seems necessary:
“Cara and I were scary similar in so many ways. We both could quote every line from every episode of Friends like we had written and produced the show ourselves. We hated peanut butter because of the way it made your tongue stick to the roof of your mouth, and neither of us had ever had a boyfriend.”
I don't know if I was meant to like Stella at all. I hated her. I found her judgmental, rash and just overall rude. Sure, people may find it cute that she yelled at the boy band, The Heartbreakers, in the elevator, but, in fact, it was just straight up rude. I didn't like her before that either. Stella was a music snob, photography snob and overall snob. When her sister is talking about The Heartbreakers she goes on a tangent about how they're not punk rock like they say they are - which honestly reminded me of 5 Seconds of Summer (which I feel I can say as an ex-fan).
“I pressed my lips together to keep myself from laughing. “Just because they site the Misfits and the Ramones as their inspiration doesn’t make them punk.”
Sure, everything in Stella's life wasn't great. But, she had every opportunity to the point it was infuriating. Her sister may have cancer, but she got into the college she wanted, had a knack for photography to the point The Heartbreakers publicist called her to run a blog during the tour, and I presume her family was well off. I just felt like despite the fact that Stella's family was impacted by the possibility of her sister's death she did not take a single opportunity offered to her without complaining about it. Oliver was another character I hated. I have no quotes for Oliver. I just didn't like this supposed beautiful boy who was too much Harry Styles for me. I don't have much to say about him apart from the fact he made me cringe the most with his bipolar moods, 'flirting' and lack of absolute charm. He wasn't flattering and I would have punched him in the nose at least six times the day Stella and Oliver hung out. I don't even remember his band members name, and, in fact, I wrote Owen at least 8 times before having to correct it to Oliver because he was so insignificant. Also, his name was Oliver Perry. Never trust someone with two first names . Plot The plot was non-existent. I can't tell you what was going to happen because I don't know myself. Did Cara die? Did Stella go on tour? Did Stella finally get her first boyfriend, like, oh em gee? Absolutely nothing happened, it was boring and repetitive in the way that Stella was negative about everything and constantly deciding about things. I also hated how fast she was 'charmed' by Oliver, it wasn't believable in any way. Much like the friendship that was instantly had between Stella's brother, Stella and The Heartbreakers. I found myself irritated as everyone interacted, it was as if the author didn't understand friendships aren't formed the way they were. Writing The writing was the worst. It was cheesy, underdeveloped and Stella had the voice of a 12-year-old and not an 18-year-old I found myself disbelieving some of the stuff that was said by her, not believing an 18-year-old would never be seen saying. Overall Overall, basically a One Direction fanfiction. I would recommend this if you would like a better-written fanfiction that you can physically hold in your hands. Otherwise, I may recommend just to stay clear of this book. My opinion is just that, my opinion. I mean no offence by my opinion. I simply did not enjoy this book. It may have gotten better, but I was not feeling it at all.
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Aug 07, 2016
Teodora
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Bulgarian review: https://bookishipster.wordpress.com/2... 'The Heartbreakers' reminded me of the times when all i could do was obsess over boybands and imagine what my life would have been if i knew them. It was really cute, a bit predictable, but still worthy. It didn't fail to make me smile not even once. I really enjoyed it.
Bulgarian review: https://bookishipster.wordpress.com/2... 'The Heartbreakers' reminded me of the times when all i could do was obsess over boybands and imagine what my life would have been if i knew them. It was really cute, a bit predictable, but still worthy. It didn't fail to make me smile not even once. I really enjoyed it.
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Sep 05, 2017
Maureen
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This would've been better without the sexist/perverted boy joke being played every other chapter. The love story was super cute tho. Oliver was obnoxious for a while but I loved Stella and her passion for photography! I'm also always a sucker for famous person / normal person romances so that element was great. Read this in almost a single sitting WHOOPS.
This would've been better without the sexist/perverted boy joke being played every other chapter. The love story was super cute tho. Oliver was obnoxious for a while but I loved Stella and her passion for photography! I'm also always a sucker for famous person / normal person romances so that element was great. Read this in almost a single sitting WHOOPS.
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If you want to read a book that will make you stupider for having read it, you, my dear friend, have stumbled upon the find of your lifetime. Not only is The Heartbreakers a brain cell killer, it will also annihilate your chances of ever wanting pick up a Young Adult Contemporary after it, so beware. Let me tell you a little something about this book: DONT READ IT. No, seriously. Reading a review about it and laughing at the sheer stupidity that is this book is one thing, but putting yourself thr
If you want to read a book that will make you stupider for having read it, you, my dear friend, have stumbled upon the find of your lifetime. Not only is The Heartbreakers a brain cell killer, it will also annihilate your chances of ever wanting pick up a Young Adult Contemporary after it, so beware. Let me tell you a little something about this book: DONT READ IT. No, seriously. Reading a review about it and laughing at the sheer stupidity that is this book is one thing, but putting yourself through the trouble of reading it is a completely different thing. So. Don’t bother with this book. You know you have work/homework/baby-making/chores/whatever to do. Do it. Don’t waste your time. If you’re still here, it either means a) you still have hope or b) you’ve take me fo
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