I finally read this book and Emily Henry, you’ve done it again

Perhaps it wasn’t as good as Funny Story (FOR ME GUYS FOR ME), but it’s guys…cmon, it’s Emily Henry. I think it’s biggest flaw is also it’s greatest part because yes, I love friends to lovers and I love their chemistry but sometimes I can’t help but feel bad for Sarah. At times, this is every girlfriend’s nightmare. I mean personally, I wouldn’t mind my future boyfriend having a girl best friend especially if she came first and ESPECIALLY if she’s an amazing person. It’s like a package ya know? Some moments are suspiciously intimate for friends with one or both of them in relationships of their own. But ya know, at the end of the day, uhm the sun goes down i guess but thank god they got together before they hurt more people. Anyways, yeah. It’s still a cite romance with depth, it’s just complicated guys, like their relationship— sorry, friendship

Since I wasn't at all interested in continuing the series after the first book, I also did not find myself enjoying this one.

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It did take me a longer time to pick up this book because I was just not motivated to read at all.

I did the same thing I did with the first book.

I read it, but I couldn't imagine anything at all while reading this. So again, I really couldn't tell you if this is worth the read. It's up to you to decide if it is or not.

I'm not gonna rate it since I didn't actually consume any information while reading this book.

You see, little 10-year-old Skad just finished binge watching the twilight movies and found out that these movies were based on a book series, so she decided to read them.

°•°• As a young, naive, little girl with Draco Malfoy fanfics from Wattpad being my only reading experience, I was pretty confident about reading books.

Before Twilight, I have never read any other type of books besides fanfics from Wattpad.

I considered myself a pretty fast reader and with the free time of my once unemployed father/my mom's whipped house husband/babysitter, I begged my mother to buy the books.

I was convinced that I would love them because I loved the movies. How very wrong I was because not only did my mom buy me the books when I was starting to lose interest in the fandom, but the books did not feel like the movies at all.

Which was mostly my fault. When I read the first book, it took me a few days to do so. Not only that, but I didn't actually read it.

I read it, yes, but I did not READ read it. Like I read the words and understood them all individually, but I couldn't imagine the scenery, the dialogue, the descriptions while reading it.

I read it like how one would read a textbook, basically.

So whether it'd be subjectively or objectively, I can't really tell you if this book would be worth the read or not.