I devoured this book, read it in under a day. I found the language the characters used to be a bit immature and stilted at times, but overall it was well done and fast paced. Most of it felt like a typical family drama, but there were a few surprises thrown in that I really enjoyed. The characters were all very unique and I wouldn’t say this book was predictable at all. ( )

Don’t be fooled by the adorable cover: this is a book about sad people.

Family drama set on a European cruise. ( )

I have to say this wasn’t my favorite Reece’s Book Club pick. I usually love her picks, but this one came up short for me. I did like that the chapters were short and quick, but I found the writing choppy. I just did not connect with the characters, and feel like even the outcomes that happened were predictable and flat. ( )

The Jetsetters is a slim dysfunctional family book that mainly takes place on a cruise that the lead character Charlotte has won. Flipping between Charlotte’s back story and her three children is fun up to a point. There seems to be a disingenuous quality to the writing. Despite being Charlotte’s story, her character is the least developed. Plus there is a sameness to the dialogue between the children. Still it is entertaining fluff. ( )

3.5 rounded up to 4 ( )