The Name Drop was a cute and typical young adult romance comedy. The upbeat and quirky main character was very relatable but sometimes a smidge annoying when she was overzealous. I liked how the akternating point of views flowed together. I usually struggle with and dislike alternating point of views but it was performed very well here and was necessary to be able to see both sides to compare. The story started out strong, and pacing was consistent throughout. I like that there wasn't any extra fluff - or filler as overdescriptiveness for the sake of adding to the page count. The cover is very cute but doesn't stand out in a crowd. A solid three stars but did not pack a strong emotional punch. Thank you to Bookish First for offering this title in their catalogue.
P.S. - As far as being cursed at by impatient New Yorkers on busy sidewalks - please don't be deterred by the stereotype, it doesn't really happen like that.
P.S. - As far as being cursed at by impatient New Yorkers on busy sidewalks - please don't be deterred by the stereotype, it doesn't really happen like that.