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mairasbookshelf wrote a review...
âThis book had so much potential. The story and the overall concept were really interesting, but the execution fell a bit short.
âI was actually pretty engaged with the story at first because the writing is accessible and the pacing was steady. However, whenever the two main characters are together, the pacing slows down considerably and not much happens. Their characters were severely underutilizedâdespite the MMC being a vampire and an alchemist, and the FMC being a newly discovered tasseographer, they were reduced to characters who were absorbed in each other and little else. It even got to the point where the main mystery was solved by a side character.
âWhile the reading experience wasn't unpleasant, the book ultimately felt a bit forgettable.
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mairasbookshelf commented on mairasbookshelf's review of How to Fall in Love
I loved this one so much, I could cry from happiness. This book is on par with 'If You Could See Me Now'.
I got that warm, fuzzy feeling inside of me while reading this book. So much so that I felt like my giggling wouldn't stop, even if I tried.
The characters are amazing. Definitely flawed but reasonably flawed. I loved them. Christine and Adam are perfect for each other. If I were to choose a favourite moment of theirs, I would say that each chapter had one. It's beautiful. Their story are beautiful.
Their side characters are so comical that I wished I could get to know a lot more about them.
The plot weaved into one another so perfectly that I could not, even for a second, put down this book. (Even though I did what's with life going on around me.)
I had long since loved Cecelia Ahern's writing style. As always, she didn't disappoint.
I wished this book had no ending.
Definitely a masterpiece.
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I love how this book could be a critic of overconsumption