#Triple X by Christine Zolendz and Angelisa Stone

SYNOPSIS: 

Does size really matter? 
Two women spin a tale of comedy and new beginnings after they wake up and find themselves in a jail cell over 3000 miles away from home. Rehashing their adventure in front of a less-than-sympathetic judge, they give a laugh-out-loud and extremely detailed story of a road trip that finds them in a ton of trouble. 
Battling age, weight, and their own personal demons, not only do they discover the open road and a life they misplaced somewhere in their 20s, they also find themselves. From breakups and stealing cars to blurry memories of something that might have happened in New Mexico, these two women will take you on a real journey, full of fun and, well, situations that people only write about and never really do….or do they? 
"My girl parts are aflame at the poetry falling from your lips. Pardon me while I fan my vagina."

MY RATING: 4.25 STARS

DETAILS:

Over-the-Top Funny
Road-Trip Thelma & Louise Style
Raunchy Girls Behaving Badly

●Plot: 4.3/5 
●Characters: 4.5/5
●Theme: 4.8/5 Ultimately, it's about finding yourself and loving yourself.
●Flow: 4/5 I would constantly forget whose head I was in.
●Originality: 5/5
●Book Cover: 5/5 Love it.
●The Feels: 4.3/5
●Ending: 4.5/5 Cliffhanger: No 

MY THOUGHTS:

This book was laugh-out-loud funny. When I was reading it on break at work, I got a lot of strange looks because I was laughing so much. It wasn't like I could tell them about it either because I would probably get even stranger looks then.

I didn't think this had any specific direction that the story was going in, but about halfway through, I realized that it did, and I really started liking it for the story then. At first, I just liked it for the humor. The scene with the "hot" yoga is freaking hilarious. I loved it.