Her father suffers from manic depression, Wren is always partying, their mom wants to start a relationship with them, Cath’s writing professor fails her on a paper because it uses copyrighted characters, and Cath starts to like Levi, Reagan’s ex-boyfriend who is always hanging around the room. Her life becomes a balancing act with her home life, school work, and social life all on the line. Through her struggles, she learns how to let go, be her own person, and find what makes her happy. The novel has been very popular among readers. Kimberlyfaye writes a review that highlights Rowell’s ability to write a relatable, interesting, and well-developed novel that will enthrall the reader with its character and story. I agree with kimberlyfaye’s review of Fangirl in that overall, the way the story and characters were woven together was very interesting and enjoyable. However, I disagree that some of the techniques used to tell the story were pleasurable and, therefore, necessary. Fangirl was written with a story and characters that entice the reader, but also with some techniques that could hinder the reader’s
Her father suffers from manic depression, Wren is always partying, their mom wants to start a relationship with them, Cath’s writing professor fails her on a paper because it uses copyrighted characters, and Cath starts to like Levi, Reagan’s ex-boyfriend who is always hanging around the room. Her life becomes a balancing act with her home life, school work, and social life all on the line. Through her struggles, she learns how to let go, be her own person, and find what makes her happy. The novel has been very popular among readers. Kimberlyfaye writes a review that highlights Rowell’s ability to write a relatable, interesting, and well-developed novel that will enthrall the reader with its character and story. I agree with kimberlyfaye’s review of Fangirl in that overall, the way the story and characters were woven together was very interesting and enjoyable. However, I disagree that some of the techniques used to tell the story were pleasurable and, therefore, necessary. Fangirl was written with a story and characters that entice the reader, but also with some techniques that could hinder the reader’s