Gemma Burgess

Sharing a brownstone in Brooklyn with her four best friends, unemployed art history graduate Pia decides to start a food truck business that plunges her into the world of competitive foodies, cutthroat romance, and pink trucks.

Brooklyn Girls

armoni mayes

I absolutely loved this book, every single page of it. Pia, the main character, was extremely relatable, funny, and interesting. I think this story in my opinion was an outstanding representation of what adult life is actually like. 

The only bad thing I can say about the book is the issues standing in her way of being successful and how she reacted to the situations could get very repetitive. Excluding that, great book!

Probably a bit YA for my taste, but surely it captures the zeitgeist: reminds me of the tv series Girls, with nicest (and better written!) characters.

Brooklyn Girls

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