When I read the synopsis for this book, I expected something sort of fun and at times, heartwarming, and I would say that 806 delivered.
This book reminds me of, and delivered the feelings I feel, when watching a sitcom. It was fun and sometimes a little silly, with these "aww-shucks" moments scattered throughout the plot.
However, there were some areas when it dragged, when it just got too far away from the original story, but overall it was a interesting take on what it means to find who your family is, as well as finding yourself.
It was so dramatic and kind of predictable in a way.
Also, I found the main character “It's KT mom. Not Katey.” so completely unbearable that I didn't even finish the book. She's so rude. When she meets a couple of her siblings for the first time, she basically told them she was disappointed.
This book reminds me of, and delivered the feelings I feel, when watching a sitcom. It was fun and sometimes a little silly, with these "aww-shucks" moments scattered throughout the plot.
However, there were some areas when it dragged, when it just got too far away from the original story, but overall it was a interesting take on what it means to find who your family is, as well as finding yourself.
It was so dramatic and kind of predictable in a way.
Also, I found the main character “It's KT mom. Not Katey.” so completely unbearable that I didn't even finish the book. She's so rude. When she meets a couple of her siblings for the first time, she basically told them she was disappointed.