Bonnie's Reviews > Throw Like a Girl

I was really looking forward to this book, even though I don't read YA contemporary much anymore, because I'm a huge football fan, and the idea of a girl playing QB really drew me in. Overall, I thought this was cute, and I don't regret reading it. I do think it has proven that YA contemporary isn't really my thing anymore. The writing could be a little cheesy at times, but my biggest problem was probably the pacing. The overall timeline of the book just felt a little off somehow. I found myself wanting more of the story. When it ended in the place that it did, I was like wait, we're ending HERE? The relationship also kinda felt like it went a little fast, but maybe that's just a high school relationship for you? I did find myself enjoying both Liv and Grey together, though. I also really appreciated how much Liv's family was a part of her and the story. Most importantly, this book had me rooting her, and here team on, which is always what you want in sports.