Malala, the 15 year old girl who spoke out against the Taliban’s restrictions against women and education while living in Mingora, Pakistan, was shot in the head. She recovered in England. Given the Nobel Peace Prize, this memoir tells of her life as a college student, her challenges with anxiety, panic attacks and PTSD. The loss of her school in Afghanistan r/t our withdrawal, brings an emotional and political slant on her story.

It was predictable in the romance area. It was interesting to see the perspective of a recovering alcoholic

Easy read

Such a satisfying ending to the series. Realistic twists and turns for the character, justifying ending for Hope's "smeazy" ex and sweet to see what happens with Lizzy. The enemies to friends in this book felt natural. Sometimes the trope can feel tired and overdone, easily fixed with a simple conversation that most real people would have had a long time ago. Hope and Ryder never felt stretched and their easy slide into interest hit all the right notes. The scene with the garden was a good chuckle. Ill reread this series many times I'm sure as it now has a permanent place on my bookshelf.

Absolutely in love with this book.

Interesting perspective

Excellent for learning your worth and loving life

Great read

20 minute funny book

I thought this book was excellent. I like all Mary Kubica books