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Let me sleep on it before writing my review. Surfers were setting up shop with your tiny shorts, longboards, and bikinis were coming into fashion. It was exhausting to type that little summary out.
But I wish the story would be only focus on Rivas and the way of their facing problems about the past, their secrets, the things hold them back to move on. I'm not sure if we needed to know all of them, and their introduction and side-issues became a bit confusing and convoluted to me. The one who made all the sacrifices for her siblings. I mean it's taylor jenkins reid. I loved Hud so so so much (my fave, ha), he's so soft and caring aND oMG, TAYLOR, PLEASE, LET ME MARRY HIM. That's relieving to hear (even if i have no desire to ever pick up a book from this author again). Mick, sos un grandísimo bastardo y desgraciado, pinchi pendejo. He was unambiguously awful from start to finish. Ughh this had no business being that good. What is an opera singer. Huge for me, depressing for anyone else - which is my wheelhouse, generally.
If you read & liked "the glass castle" even in the slightest, this book is for you). I actually liked this part of the book the best, reading about horrible choices of both parents, either active choices or passive choices, that affect their children's' entire lives. "He had been so close to the girl he'd always wanted. Opera singer new york. In other words, they serve no real purpose. Right where you left me by Taylor Swift suits perfectly to this book, with June, at least. I found it to be incredibly boring and didn't intrigue me or pull me in. Through slipshod head-jumping.
Well those 380 pages certainly flew by. Malibu Rising is good. I had so much fun with the multiple storylines which is weird because usually I'm against too many characters moving around all over the place. Nina, the main character was so bland and dull, she irritated me until right near the end, when she finally had a bit of character growth. We actually missed a huge chunk of the Riva children's lives. It's a tale of functional and dysfunctional relationships and families all wrapped up in the setting of a party, and it's been done many times before. Ah man, it's historical fiction not contemporary romance. I 'went with it'.... I loved Nina's love for her siblings, and the fact that she finally realized that she gave up everything, that she never gave time for herself, that she finally stood up and fought for her, got what she wanted. If you want my take on nina and brandon, you can check my blog. As I started to read the book, I started to warm up to it and started to really enjoy it although I do think a few of the stories dragged on a bit too long. There was a huge amount of descriptions about what the characters were wearing for example, which felt shallow to me. This book isn't good! I've read all of Reid's recent books and it seems like she can do no wrong.
Here, we got the mention of two characters from Daisy Jones, yai). Sometimes this website does feel like a bit of an echo chamber. Malibu rising's second half (aptly called "part two") displays the very worst of this habit. It's August 27th, 1983, and Malibu burns. Let me bust out my Ocean Pacific t-shirt and grab a Bartles & Jaymes lemon sunset cooler. Kitt, the youngest daughter. Nina, the oldest, is the responsible one. To make it work we had to know the characters intimately before the party starts. I'm realizing now - why would a superhero really need to work out? If this book is only about Mick and June's heart wrenching story, I would give ten stars!
First published June 1, 2021. TJR never disappoints. My husband, Paul, had a few good laughs - (we were both reading books - side by side - yesterday, Saturday afternoon (nice lazy day). There are two interwoven plot lines, the day of the party, we the reader, are taken through hour by hour leading up to the annual soirée. Shelved as 'dnf-lost-interest'March 29, 2021. Many thanks to NetGalley UK and Random House UK, Cornerstone for my ARC, in exchange for my honest opinion. At times, i forgot that i wasn't reading contemporary fiction. See also, my thoughts on: The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo. I didn't know what to expect. The story bounces between the past - the beginnings of Mick and June's relationship and their relational history, together and apart, and the present (1980's), showing the current lives of their children.
It's no secret that I struggled with this, and it probably would have been a DNF, if it wasn't an ARC, but I soldiered on, determined not to squander my luck at getting a TJR ARC! The story is about one night, one party in Malibu, a unique idea (not sure anyone else could've pulled it off so well). I honestly thought that they had grown up being recognized by people, that they had grown up with fame surrounding them or something like that: spoiled kids having the world at their feet, just like Mick. I am pretty upset that I didn't like this, as I am a fan of this author, previously loving Evidence of the Affair and Daisy Jones & The Six, and also enjoying Maybe in Another Life, but I found this one quite tedious!
It's an age-old adage for a reason. I loved Jay's love for his brother and when he realized that he didn't love Ashley, that he would do anything for his family. I think there were aspects of the story that I personally related to because of similarities to aspects of my life, but there was also just a tremendous amount of humanity in these characters. 5 rounded up, and even that was of the "this is trash but fun trash" variety. As we get into the party, we go from reading exclusively from the perspectives of the Rivas, to reading short little snippets from a bunch of random party guests and it all just ended up feeling a little disjointed to me. Of over twenty badly written characters, i liked a total of two. Crop tops and Daisy Dukes, were stylin.... Backyard parties; threesomes with rock stars in the jacuzzi wasn't shocking.... Cigarettes, vodka, tequila, whiskey: booze of all kinds, cocaine, multiple divorces, death, pregnancy, the local surf shop, surfing, ( hot pink surf boards were cool), Tennis stars, pop music stars, Keg parties, actors, models, writers, Directors, even a few Olympians, were apropos to Los Angeles, California. But the goddamn Rivas didn't even feel like siblings, to me. I'll read anything written by taylor jenkins reid, yup. The novel's scandalous nature feels forced and excessive, as if this time around, TJR is striving for shock rather than heart.
I like the books that you read desperately, that you can't put down, and the ones that make you stop and contemplate something you hadn't before. Once more, TJR showed me that men are not worth it. I adored the first 60ish% of the story, but things kind of started to go down hill for me as we approached the big party and the ultimate climax of everything. This drove me up the wall because i love third person omniscient—it might be my favorite point of view to both read and write—and i've seen it done fantastically, in ways that humanize characters, that make you feel intimately, humiliatingly connected to fictional people. TJR is one of my all time best historical fiction authors! The time is August 1983 and the famous Riva siblings are throwing their annual party. I can't say for sure. But that's not why I read TJR.