3 Stars
When 16-year old Lina’s mother passes away from pancreatic cancer, she is encouraged by her grandmother to spend the summer in Tuscany in order to get to know Howard – a father she never even knew existed. Lina would have never guessed she’d end up living in a cemetery, or that her mother left a journal regarding her own time spent in Italy or that she would be uncovering a huge secret during her summer abroad.
Love and Gelato was an instant “yes please” due to the title and adorable cover. The story was a little bit . . . .
And a little bit of this . . . .
With a little bit of this . . . .
In case you aren’t familiar with that last image . . . .
In YA format. It’s sure to be a huge hit with its target demographic. 3 Stars from me since I’m old and horrible and I got annoyed that the supposedly huuuuuuge secret was not only 100% obvious, but that it took almost half of the book for Lina to figure out what was going on.
Love and Gelato was an instant “yes please” due to the title and adorable cover. The story was a little bit . . . .
And a little bit of this . . . .
With a little bit of this . . . .
In case you aren’t familiar with that last image . . . .
In YA format. It’s sure to be a huge hit with its target demographic. 3 Stars from me since I’m old and horrible and I got annoyed that the supposedly huuuuuuge secret was not only 100% obvious, but that it took almost half of the book for Lina to figure out what was going on.
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