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This was cute. I enjoyed it. I probably would have enjoyed it more if I were not almost 30 years old and afflicted with the "can no longer relate to teenagers so I can't read YA" curse lol
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in the immortal words of jenny nicholson: "needs story"
also how are you doing a miscommunication at 89%. why are you making them trip over the finish line.
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Not That Kind of Guy (The Nolans, #2)
Andie J. Christopher
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Frankenstein
Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley
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something something the nature of change and transitory spaces, something something love will always come looking for you even when the world ends
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As Many Souls as Stars
Natasha Siegel
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the yearns were yearning, the pines were pining. but also. i kinda wish he'd left the preisthood for other reasons? all of the reasons cited, in fact? leaving FOR HER is such crazy huge pressure on her.
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Kill the Beast
Serra Swift
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I hated both of these assholes the entire time. Guess I'm happy for them, they definitely deserve each other
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I’m not sure what the point is with the nasty customer interaction scene. Is it supposed to show us how she’s put upon? A pushover? She never says the items are one of a kind and old. She never says there’s a no return policy. (And if there was such a policy, most store owners would have a sign posted.) We already get Harriet is a people pleaser without this awkward scene. We know she needs to grow, become at least a little stronger.
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Hi! Do you guys know that joke of “there is two Emily Henry fans: the happy place people and the book lovers people” Can someone tell me which one fits this book more? hahahah I didn’t care for happy place but I think I will like this one
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"Robert, I don't like this male lead" "Yeah I don't like him either buddy" "..... Robert. It's pissing me off."
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Heavy Hitter
Katie Cotugno
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I never really believed when some people say they don't see a movie in their head when they read books. But somehow this is happening to me for the 1st time ever?
It's not that the writing isn't descriptive. It's like it doesn't stick. My mental image clears between sentences and I have to keep re-reading parts.
Anyone else having this issue?
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3.75 ⭐ thanks to Atria Books for the ARC!
I really enjoyed this! I think it will fit right in with the rest of the "STEM-inist" novels that have been trending in recent years, but I don't think it was as strong as it had the potential to be.
The love story was great, very sweet and romantic, but I felt that some of the side characters weren't fleshed out as well as I wanted them to be. Some additional editing could have cut a few of the side characters and strengthened the side plots involving the remaining ones. Also, call me a masochist, but I'm lowkey disappointed that the side plot with his notebook didn't end up with her ex trying to pull shenanigans. It kinda just. fell off in favor of the grant conflict. Again, some more time with an editor, trimming side plots and digging deeper into what remains could have easily made this a more resonant novel.
That said: still very cute, still enjoyable.
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Bromantasy
Máire Roche
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