by Margaret Lesh
What is normal? Am I normal? These are the questions fourteen year old Stacy is asking herself in this sassy contemporary that challenges the way that we perceive ourselves and the people around us.At first, I didn't quite know what to make of Normalish. Usually anything I read on my Kindle app is a...
**Originally posted @ ReadingDiva's Blog **REVIEW: I am usually skeptical when it comes to YA, I can’t help it. When I started reading Normalish I was a bit taken aback because I thought this was just another story of a whiny teenager, but I kept reading. Normalish is different, because though the...
I really enjoyed Normalish. It's written from the perspective of Stacy, a freshman in high school, who has recently realized just how much her life "sucks". It seems like everything is falling apart for her, but all she wants is to be normal. I really liked her character, she tries her best to do th...
You can read all of my reviews at Alluring Reads.Due to my addiction to contemporary novels as of late, I was quick to sign up for the blog tour for Normalish when I got the invite. I didn’t know quite what to expect with it because the cover isn’t exactly my favorite but the blurb made it sound li...
****FINAL RATING: 3.70 STARS****CATCHALLNormalish was adorable. It was a humorous and fun read, yet also serious. I laughed, but there were also some moments so sad I wanted to curl up into a ball and cry. It reached an incredible range of emotions and had so many ups and downs that sometimes they ...
As seen on Ed and Em's Reviews!4.5 StarsNormalish is a brilliant story about a girl starting her first year of high school while trying to figure out what "normal" really is. She struggles through problems within her family, with friends and even some romantic issues. Normalish is one girl's insight...
So what is normal? And who exactly has a normal life? Would you be content living a normal life and constantly striving to achieve normalcy? But what seems normal for me is not exactly normal for you so really, normalcy depends on many things: your situation, your nature, your nuture, your destinat...
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