Luckiest Girl Alive by Jessica KnollMy rating: 2 of 5 stars
I knew this was chick lit when I picked it up, but I didn't remember how bad chick lit could be until I started reading it.
The story was about a woman who had been badly shamed in childhood, but had found her way to a dashing fiance and seemingly happy life. However, in the days leading up to her wedding, a documentary filmmaker decides to make a film about her childhood incident, and she is suddenly embroiled again in the shame and hate.
I didn't like the writing or the story, and thought the main character to be pretty unlikable. Quick read but not a recommended one.
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