Dana's Reviews > Under Different Stars

Forget hype , I always love when a book lives up to its cover. I really loved this book, I found the MC to be interesting and relatable. This book does contain a few overdone YA stereotypes (i.e Love Triangles, Insta-Love and “The One” MC) however none of that was an issue for me. I never really have a problem with love triangles, altough I do prefer for even contenders, which was not the case here. Although really if there had been more than one guy who (view spoiler)[ didn't hit women in the face (hide spoiler)] perhaps the battle for Kricket's heart would have been more even.

I thought that the world building was pretty cool although it was a little odd how some things were exactly the same as Earth ( like courting customs) and yet the technology was completely different. I guess when I picture aliens, I don't think of chaise lounges and eighteenth century etiquette.

Overall though, I did have fun with Kricket on her journey and cant wait to find out what happens next.

Buy, Borrow or Bin Verdict: Buy (unless you hate the above YA cliches)


Note: I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review.