My Life in Black and White

Lexi has come through a very harrowing, very scary part of her life. She survived a car crash that sent her face first through a windshield. This is a game changer.

She was known as the beautiful girl, the lovely girl - everyone knew her by her easy, stunning beauty. But her facial reconstruction has changed that all for her. NOW, she's doesn't feel like the pretty girl anymore.

Now, she doesn't know who she is anymore.

This is a daring story that [a:Natasha Friend|55943|Natasha Friend|http://d.gr-assets.com/authors/1214061277p2/55943.jpg] tells with an almost flawless execution. Lexi finds love, loss, fear and heartache. But, she also finds courage, a voice, new relationships even with old friends - and an amazing girl hiding under all show more those horribly shallow ideas.

and what we find is truly a beautiful person, and it has nothing to do with her face ;) show less

Ever since Lexi was a little kid she was always complemented on how beautiful she was. She had everything going for her, cute boyfriend, best friends, supporting family, she was always invited to parties, and was very athletic, but one night changed everything. Lexi went to one of her friend’s parties while their parents were gone and saw something she wished she had never seen.
It was a very good read and it had me wanting to read more. As you move along in the story with Lexi you will sir come to the many struggles and challenges in trying to adjust back to her normal life.

This was okay, but for most of the book I found Alexa self-centred and annoying. in fact I didn't warm to her until the end. My favourite character was Ruthie, Alexa's older sister who gave her sibling some sound advice which was basically ignored. However, the book did end well which is why I am giving it three stars instead of two.