Review - 'Three Wishes' by Liane Moriarty


A fun and enjoyable read with engaging, spirited characters. The author has a real knack for writing in a way that just pulls you in and keeps you turning the pages. I thought the ending was a little weak, so a star off for that, but overall it's still many notches above a typical "chick-lit". It was an awesome, lighthearted way to spend a summer weekend reading this book!

Readaroo Rating: 4 stars

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