Hello friends, welcome to Monday; I hope everyone is starting the week off right. Today I’m going to be posting my review of Ali Pantony’s novel Almost Adults.

Before I get to my review, I just wanted to shout out Marie @Drizzle and Hurricane, for recommending this book; it’s because of her I bought and read this book.

Almost Adults by: Ali Pantony: Nat, Edele, Alex and Mackie are four best friends all navigating through life in their late twenties. Each one trying to figure out who they are in this world and who they want to be. After heartbreaks, new loves, new jobs, new places, the girls, with each other’s help, guide one another through their almost adult years. This novel was really well written and put together. There were many highs and lows throughout the course of this novel and the reader enjoyed going on this journey with these four women. The plots were very relatable, even though each character had something different that was going on in their life, there felt like there were elements of each one that the reader could connect with. That’s what made these characters so loveable; they were relatable in a multitude of ways. Not only that, but they were funny and bold and at times brash; each character had their own uniqueness to them that let them stand out. The bond between all four girls was so well written too. It really showed that not every moment is always rosy between friends and sometimes things get hairy, but with communication things can work themselves out. This novel let readers know that they aren’t alone in their feelings of the unknown and uncertainty of trying to figure things out. Pantony really captured the essence of what it is to be a person in their late twenties and it was heartwarming to read.