I found that I connected with her character easily, and she was probably my favorite throughout the novel. She’s smart, edgy, and totally knows how to take care of someone, I’ll tell you that.
Nonetheless, he’s still a great character.Īnd we finally come to Nina. I liked Gram as well, but I couldn’t really connect with him. He’s funny, and sometimes can be really sweet, and he really does look out for Maria. I liked Travis surprisingly, more at the beginning than at the end, yes, but overall I found him to be the nice and supportive character. I hated her from the start and knew she was gonna be a disappointment. Why is it in YA fiction that the mom’s are the absolute worst? It seems that in books I’ve been reading recently, the mom’s have just been the downfall to the novel.
But of course, it’s her faults that make her a great character! However, I felt that she could have been more stronger, to stand up for herself, and not give up. I liked her, she was a really great character. And isn’t the cover absolutely gorgeous? So original and immediately caught my eye. What I loved about this novel was that it sheds a light on punk rock New York, the streets and less glamourous side.
It had TONS, and I mean TONS, of music, most of which I’d never heard of. Supergirl Mixtapes was a fabulous read, super short, and was quite fast-paced. Behind her mother’s carefree existence are shadowy secrets, and Maria must decide just where-and with whom-her loyalty lies. This is the freedom she’s always longed for-and she pushes for as much as she can get, skipping school to roam the streets, visit fancy museums, and flirt with the cute clerk at a downtown record store.īut just like her beloved New York City, Maria’s life has a darker side. She’s ready for adventure, and she soon finds herself immersed in a world of rock music and busy streets, where new people and ideas lie around every concrete corner. After years of boredom in her rural South Carolina town, Maria is thrilled when her father finally allows her to visit her estranged artist mother in New York City.
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