Review of "90 days of different"

By Noémie Ménard

At my birthday, my friend gave me the book “90 days of different” by Eric Walters. At first glance, the

book looked really good and, when I read it, I knew my intuition was right.

The book is all about three things: pushing boundaries, that it is alright to fail and that is also alright

to look like a fool having fun. “90 days of different” is a story about a girl, Sophie, who got dump by

her boyfriend because she was too mature, too boring and other things. Sophie was hurt and went to

her best friend, Ella, to whom she communicated her sadness. Ella then said she felt the same way

but she came up with a plan for Sophie to get out of her comfort zone: she will force her to do a new

different thing everyday for 90 days.

The book is really good although it does not cover every day of different. The variety of the

difference is really fun, it makes it hard to predict what is going to happen next, and keeps the

readers hook but makes it a bit harder to follow since it is always changing scenes and scenarios.

The change of scenarios is also making it hard to connect a lot with the character but you can still

relate to the character since they, mostly Sophie, has really relatable pasts.. The book is really easy

to read, it does not have complicated words. Although the book is really funny and is happy, the

book has some really dark passage. It is profound. I recommend the book.