Going Places is about a teenager named Hudson. For his senior year of high school he decides he wants to be homeschooled and start a couple of businesses that he think will be easy money. We follow Hudson along his journey in finding himself and meeting some quirky characters along the way.
Going Places was not a book that grabbed my attention and left me feeling bored. The pacing was very slow which seemed to make the whole book drag on. It also didn't help that I thought the story was very repetitive so it didn't make for a very exciting read and it felt like it was going nowhere. It did seem to speed up a little near the end of the book which was very welcome at this point. For a book that was slow moving the entire way through the ending felt very rushed and cobbled together. This story is told through Hudson's point of view who is 17/18 but it felt like he was so much younger and I would forget that he was that age.
Going Places was not a book that grabbed my attention and left me feeling bored. The pacing was very slow which seemed to make the whole book drag on. It also didn't help that I thought the story was very repetitive so it didn't make for a very exciting read and it felt like it was going nowhere. It did seem to speed up a little near the end of the book which was very welcome at this point. For a book that was slow moving the entire way through the ending felt very rushed and cobbled together. This story is told through Hudson's point of view who is 17/18 but it felt like he was so much younger and I would forget that he was that age.