I was going back and forth on my star rating for We Are Inevitable, between 4 & 5, but I decided I’m giving it all the stars. I really enjoyed this story, kind of loved it actually. It was messy and real, and I want to live in its world. I thought Aaron was a great character. He’s put in a tough position and he did the best he could, considering he’s only 18. I liked how much he grew over the course of the book. Yes, some might find him unlikable at first, but I found him to be very compelling. I don’t know of many 18 year olds who could have handled everything that was thrown at him, in the way he did, without completely losing it.
I loved the setting, the small town, the side characters. I loved the way they all played such important roles in telling this story. Yes, there is side of romance in the story, and meeting Hannah does make Aaron start looking at his life differently, but to me the romance was just another piece to the puzzle that is Aaron. It helped his story move along, but I didn’t feel it was this great epic romance, although it did have a profound effect on him.
We Are Inevitable is a thoughtful, humorous, heart-tugging story. It deals with some tough subjects in very realistic ways. And I enjoyed the heck out of it.
I loved the setting, the small town, the side characters. I loved the way they all played such important roles in telling this story. Yes, there is side of romance in the story, and meeting Hannah does make Aaron start looking at his life differently, but to me the romance was just another piece to the puzzle that is Aaron. It helped his story move along, but I didn’t feel it was this great epic romance, although it did have a profound effect on him.
We Are Inevitable is a thoughtful, humorous, heart-tugging story. It deals with some tough subjects in very realistic ways. And I enjoyed the heck out of it.