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As always Abbi Glines never disappoints with her writing style. I love how easy her books are to read. This story is a YA so was a bit more PG than Glines other books.

I did have a few things I was hoping more from in the story:
1. I was hoping It would show more of a relationship between Brady and Bryony

2. The entire book I struggled with the pronunciation of BRYONY. Eventually I gave up and just called her BRE.

3. I was hoping Brady and his Dad would have their talk. I get that his Dad did something terrible but I would want his explanation.

4. That ending was really rushed. I wanted Epilogue or at least a glimpse into if they made it or not.

All around I love reading Abbi Glines’ books. Always a must buy when she has a release. I’ve had this one on my shelf for a while cause it is a YA and I don’t have much luck with YA these days. But all around good book.


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Losing the Field Field Party Abbi Glines Books Reviews

For the 4th book in a series I had really enjoyed, I had high hopes for this one. Unfortunately the book fell short in my opinion. The amount of time that the book's main characters, Nash & Tallulah, actually spent together was pretty slim. The characters themselves were fine, but you never got a chance to much about their relationship. And when they finally overcame the obstacles placed in their way during the book, it was the very last chapter and 96% complete. The book just seemed to be rushed throughout, but especially at the ending. It was the way you'd wrap something up just because it had a due date, not because you were actually done. Not a horrible book, just not worth the wait, the cost, or Abbi's writing skills. I've really enjoyed just about every other book she's written (and am anxiously waiting for more books in the South of the Mason Dixon series) - this one just didn't do it for me.
Abbi Glines does it again! Each book in the series has touched on real life situations that can affect a teenager. This book took it to the next level.
Tallulah struggled with weight and once she changed she had a whole lot thrown at her. Attention she didn’t know how to cope with (not just from her peers).
Nash struggled with an accident that defined his future and destroyed his dream.
These are all real situations. Anyone that attended High School knows how cruel some people can be. I applaud Abbi for bringing these to light.
I’m looking forward to the next book in this series! Bring it on!
This book is amazing! The lessons here are deep. An I had written a story to get lost in, but also combined it with life lessons that many of us need to be reminded of. This isn’t a book about a girl who thought she was badass after losing weight or a football star who was whiny after being hurt. It’s a story of a girl that transformed on the outside, but was still the same on the indeed regardless of how many people chose to “judge a book by its cover.” It’s a book about a football star who had his life planned out before it all came crumbling down after an injury and having to learn a new path for the first time in his life. It’s a book about acceptance, struggle, friendship, forgiveness, and love with some amazing snark thrown in. I love Abbi’s writing and you will too.
Tallulah, Nash, Ryker, Asa, Pam, Hunter, Blakely, Haegan.... They have qualities that you desire or you wish to run far away from. They're relatable, personable, hot, caring, loveable, principled, yet imperfect. Some are vicious. Criminal. They make mistakes, feel guilt and regret, fall down, and get back up. Their emotions feel real. Take a trip back to high schoo! It's worth the journey. Abbi Glines never disappoints in love. Her writing is the best. #losingthefield
I am a huge Abbi Gaines fan. I have read just about every book she has written and I must say I liked her earlier books and series better. She is really the only YA author I read, but I prefer her college level romances. The high school ones are way over the top drama, angst, and read like a bad soap opera.

Anyway, this book is the story of Nash, a high school football star who recently suffered a career ending injury, and Tallulah is a girl who went through school very over weight till her senior year and always loved Nash from afar. So there is a lot of bad teenage decisions and silly young girl drama happening all around these two kids but their lives take much more serious turns. The characters are fully developed, this full length story is written well. Here is my dilemma. (Light spoilers) Something big and bad happens and Nash believes the worst and is a complete self absorbed jerk. Tallulah forgives him in one paragraph at the very end after many chapters of heartache and crushed trust and it just wasn’t credible or entertaining. No matter how quickly or neatly you wrap it up it does not make up for how Nash acted or what he did. I lost respect for Tallulah especially towards the end because she keeps looking at Nash like a lost puppy no matter that he believes and buys into the rumors and assumptions made about her. If you like super angst over the top teenage soap operas then this book and series are for you. If you want a little older YA romance with some drama mixed in then read Ms. Glines earlier series. I would return this one if I could but its been to long since I bought it. I gave it three stars because it wasn’t written badly it just wasn’t my kind of story.

Still a fan Ms. Glines but I am staying away from your high school series. Hope this was helpful. Enjoy!
I am so confused. I was into this story. I loved Tallulah, though I did find her a bit naive and I love Nash. I had such high hopes for them. Their entire story I was invested. I honestly couldn’t put it down. I read it in less than a day. I can only hope that there’s another book coming to finish their story because in this book there is no ending. None. It’s unfinished.
As always Abbi Glines never disappoints with her writing style. I love how easy her books are to read. This story is a YA so was a bit more PG than Glines other books.

I did have a few things I was hoping more from in the story
1. I was hoping It would show more of a relationship between Brady and Bryony

2. The entire book I struggled with the pronunciation of BRYONY. Eventually I gave up and just called her BRE.

3. I was hoping Brady and his Dad would have their talk. I get that his Dad did something terrible but I would want his explanation.

4. That ending was really rushed. I wanted Epilogue or at least a glimpse into if they made it or not.

All around I love reading Abbi Glines’ books. Always a must buy when she has a release. I’ve had this one on my shelf for a while cause it is a YA and I don’t have much luck with YA these days. But all around good book.