{my thoughts} - I wasn’t as interested in this book as I was in the first. I did read it all the way through, but I think it was the diary form type writing that lost me. I don’t care for diary written novels. It was well written just not my kind of book I suppose one would say. It more or less is an extremely large letter between Stargirl and her boyfriend Leo. She tells him all the things that she thinks that he needs to know in order for her to move forward and in hopes that he too can move forward with their lives. It’s an alright book, I just couldn’t really keep my nose buried into the writing style.

{reason for reading} - It was recommended by a friend. ( )

A girl holding pebbles
To measure happiness instead of hate.
A galaxy of love between two covers. ( )

It was not Stargirl, that is for sure. The last 50 pages or so were okay, thus bumping up the rating. ( )

Narrated by Mandy Siegfried. I gave up on this after an hour. The story didn't seem to be going anywhere and Stargirl came off as much more conventional than she was in "Stargirl."

Amazing! Even better than expected. Stargirl has become one of my favourite literary characters and she reminds me very much of Luna Lovegood from "Harry Potter". Lovable, ethereal, extraordinary, kind and an old-soul: that's how I describe Stargirl.

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