#64: Smart Girls Like Me by Diane Vadino
At first when I was reading Smart Girls Like Me I was frustrated, because I thought the writing was only passable, the characters were unsympathetic and boring, and I found the narrator irritating and self-involved AT BEST, but I stuck with the novel out of sheer stubborness, as I am wont to do, and I soon fell into the groove of the story, finally appreciating what Vadino was trying to accomplish, and I while I would not list Smart Girls among my favorite novels or anything, I think it is a good novel that could’ve used a little bit more fine tuning and editing.
