Luckiest Girl Alive : A Novel (CD-Audio)

from readingover50

I loved Ani's voice in this. Her snarkiness was so funny and very entertaining. This story switches back and forth from when Ani is 14 to Ani as an adult. The story of the 14 year old was my favorite. I was really interested in what was happening to her. The reader knows something traumatic happe...

from acargile

This novel was part of the SYNC audiobooks given away this past summer; it is realistic fiction. This is a book listed as adult, but most SYNC books are young adult, which confused me. I do think that high school girls could benefit from this novel. Therefore, it will not be in the Hutch library ...

from JillsWorld5

3.5 stars Throughout the first half of this book, I kept saying to myself, why am I still reading this? TifAni, aka Ani - please don't pronounce it Annie, is a self-centered, materialistic girl who only cares about being engaged to the rich guy from a high society family in New York. To put it l...

from Darcia

I love Jessica Knoll's writing style. The story is easy to fall into and the writing feels effortless. The execution is also done well. We have suspenseful buildup, keeping us on edge. The characters are well developed. Knoll allows us to get to know them over time, to see their flaws and hopes a...

from BrandieC

2.5 stars I clearly am living on a different planet from the editors of Good Housekeeping and all the other reviewers who have favorably compared Jessica Knoll's Luckiest Girl Alive to Gillian Flynn's Gone Girl. I loved Gone Girl, but I found Luckiest Girl Alive so slow and uninteresting (at leas...