The Summer Job - Lizzy Dent

The Summer Job

When this book startes it hit with a bam. It was a great way to start. In the middle it feel a bit flat and then everything ramped up again.

I liked the characters in this book, they were all very different but it worked. Certainly a chalk and cheese moment along the way.

The story of this book was great talk about faking it till you make it. And that is exactly what Birdie did.

The description of the landscapes made me want to go to Scotland to see all the sights.

Enjoyable read. Left open for a follow up.

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