Notes From the Midnight Driver

"I read this book back when I was in middle school, and while I can't remember my exact thoughts on it, they were: I enjoyed it. Cut to years later, I'm an adult who's going through the bookshelf(s) of books (along with the mountain I have in my room) that I need to read and reread so I know what to donate and keep. To really get those books that resonate with me and find ones that say "you get me." Lo and behold, this jumped out at me. And by that, it fell. I got spooked. But I was pleased to find that it was something that I seemed to enjoy in a life that feels so long ago, I immediately got into rereading it to see how I feel now that the years have increased in number and now that I've grown a beard (I take good care of it. I think. I find beards majestic). So now, after rereading it, the best I can say is YEP it affected me on whole different levels this time around. Maybe it's due to me having taken care of my grandma before she made her graceful departure into the great beyond. It could be because my own mother had her struggles with a partner. Or maybe even that I had my own struggles with someone close to me that I may or may not have had some feelings for. I might be biased, but this book gets me. Kind of. I find this book to be a great and charming, if not quick, read. I'm glad I read this in middle school before I experienced experiences as well as after highschool after I experienced experiences. It's something that I feel anyone could and should pick up to read. It's not the most complicated thing in the world, but not everything needs to be complicated. Unless it's supposed to be complicated. This is the weirdest review I've written yet. Read it."

"Not my normal read. I read it for my book club and even though I wouldn't have picked it up originally I still enjoyed it. Was a very quick cute read. Kinda predictable but fun to read if you want something quick and easy."

"This was such a good book and is underrated. The ending was pretty sad but it was a very good book and the storyline was consistant. 100/10 would recommend reading it."