Mammoth by Jill Baguchinsky ARC Review

When I read books where characters continuously make poor choices, it irritates me and makes me feel bad for the character.

I did enjoy the romance and the science part of this book. I think there need to be more books with main enjoy science and learning. It was nice to see that in this one.

After finishing this book, I found that I was annoyed by the word 'awesome', it's said so much in this book that it starts to get tiresome.

I enjoyed this book, and thought the idea of mammoths was a cute theme.

I just wished there was more going on other then the usual side romance and an antagonist trying to hurt our main character is someway or form.

I received an Advanced Reader's Copy in exchange for my honest review

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