Book Review: The Girls I've Been

Hello again, fellow bloggers! I'm back, with another book review. I was excited about reading this book for two reasons. Firstly, because I enjoyed the other Tess Sharpe book I read, and, secondly, because I heard that Netflix will be adapting this into a film starring Millie Bobby Brown, and, since I'm almost certainly going to see it when it comes out, I wanted to read the book first. Despite the fact that I wanted to read this book, I didn't want to read it right away, since it was just released this year, and was only available as a hardcover, which I don't usually buy because they're more expensive. However, I saw this at Barnes and Noble, and decided it would be worth buying [and, also, I have no self-control in bookstores]. Enough of my rambling, though. Let's get on with the review. Summary [taken from Goodreads]: Nora O'Malley's been a lot of girls. As the daughter of a con artist who targets criminal men, she grew up as her mother's prot