Great book I loved the main character.

At first, this book is a little weird, because of the second perspective part which means instead of I walk through the park it's you walk through the park, but you get used to it. How to Find what you're not Looking for is a really good book. It is very powerful and meaningful. I really reccomend it.

this book is good and different in the same ways

When I started reading How To Find What You're Not Looking For, I didn't think I'd like it, because it's written in second person and I usually don't like that style of writing. But I kept reading, and was surprised to discover how good it actually was. The plot is really interesting and I like the characters. I also relate to Ariel, the protaganist, because I also struggle with writing by hand and it's easier for me to type. I recommend this book to people who like historical fiction or just want a good read.

This book tells the story of the Goldberg family from the point of view of their youngest daughter, Ariel. As a Jewish family, they are torn apart when their oldest daughter marries a man from India. The book follows Ariel as she tries to navigate her new world and find her own place in the changing times.