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Lowkey kinda interesting and just a chill read. The stories were quickly and kinda low key btt it it wasn’t bad at all. It was a new perspective and it kinda worked in its own way.

Kinda buns. It wasn’t really entertaining and super slow then fast. Maybe my least fav book in rose hill but it wasn’t too bad overall. I wish it went deeper and focused more on the ex and the building rather than the whole forced proximity thing through a crazy old guy. No offence.

There were no weird dynamics that annoyed me. The plot was super interesting and every second was just flawless. Except the swapping birth control pills. That was genuinely so uncalled for and I kinda didn’t like that part. I feel like Rina really needed to make Kyle into a bitch like her other mmcs with his sudden obsession. Like he was NOT like that in the first book. But overall, it was pretty good. I love Niko.

This book is genuinely interesting and I love that Kyle never tries to take advantage of Rai. Even though there are some parts where—never mind, there was genuinely no bad parts and I deadass love Kyle Hunter so much. The plot twist was good and it was so interesting to see Kyle’s and Rais dynamic after trusting each other.

+it had no plot aside from the sex.

This book was ass. I hate Gwen’s personality and the whole ‘baby girl’ nickname. It all gave me an ick and I hated it. It was lowkey just for the sex. Why was he attracted to such a young girl. Like he said he’s not a predator but she was barely legal while he was in his late 30’s. You see, I wouldn’t have cared about that if he didn’t see her as a baby and watched her grow up. Their personas sucked too

"But I'm not."
"You're not?"
"Yeah, I'm a bit crazy. You know, like when I kissed you that day. So I don't think I can be a good girl."
"No, you can't."
"I'm a bad girl, though."
"You are?"
"Yeah."
"We have to do something about that. I can't have my wife and intern be a bad girl."

EWWWW. It’s so weird. I wanted to die at the smut. I’m okay with most things but, this scene was after his memory of her as a child.

Gwen should just date Chris. He’s soooo fine and laid back. Like he’s sweet and funny too. But no. She’s hung over a guy who literally saw her grow up from fucking birth, her dad’s best friend because Nate was nice. Worst of all, he thinks obscene things about her when he saw her in a diaper.

Ehhh it was all right. I kind hated the characters. The guy—I forgot his name already—was kinda sweet but it was for the just sex. Same for the girl and I hated both their personalities, especially hers. I also hate the fact she has an undercut. Also, where was the stem? And the plot just happened a bit at the start and end, the rest was their issues and fucking. Just get a damn therapist and restraining orders.

I lowkey loved the friend groups and alll of the stories except the last one with Ian and Hannah.

This one was soooo meh. The story was kinda ass and I liked how he saved her but the girl literally sucked shit. It was so unamusing and bleh. Why was Hannah hooking up with to dudes and girls left and right.

I love the elevator story and I honestly get why Sadie was mad at him. (I forgot his name but he seemed so so sweet.) totally love at first sight, but there was sorta miscommunication but the YEARN. Ugh… delicious.

It was honestly a cute book. I loved the dynamic and how sweet he was to her. It lowkey was a proper ish enemies to lovers and I love what role the aunt had to play between Mara and Liam.

Honestly, this one was also pretty interesting. Ending was meh and I was bored through the explanations.

I lowkey loved reading this after watching the anime, it was so nostalgic and it was a lot quicker. I just lost my dawggg

Honestly, the start was super slow. Quiditch was an interesting part and so was the forest and the dragon and the ending part. I feel like it would’ve been better if Griffendor lost. Idk why but it makes sense. It wasn’t a bad book. I just think that it was hella slow.

Honestly, I feel like it had less detail then the movie or it might be my imagination cause there were more details in the movie. Oh well. It was a quick and average read, especially since I’d already watched the movie.

The book was okay. I mean, I liked the couples at the end and I guess the story made sense. Hazel and Jack were cute but I kinda wanted hazel with the serene or wtv his name was but her brother got with him and I guess they were cute. I hated when the girl kissed Jack and then Hazel but I guess that’s the way of the faerie. It kinda lacked interesting plot. But it made sense I guess

The book is honestly pretty good but it’s so hard to read cause I’m too tired to. I lowk need to start reading more instead of just listening to books

The only few downsides was the slight miscommunication and Elsie’s slight resilience to being herself, but her reasons were valid because I’m kinda similar to that. I loved how he taught her to be herself and encourages her to open up.

I actually quite liked this book. Like I understand their action and I loved Elsie’s character. She was struggling and I understood why she did things. Also Jack was soooo swoon worthy. Like when he defended her and so many other things, the way he secretly yearned for her when she was fake dating Henry (I think that’s his name). So cute!

The miscommunication was so there and it wasn’t even good miscommunication. He thought she was married and she wore the ring on her wedding ring. It could’ve been any other finger. She forgave her friend for cheating with her ex-fiancé and then on top of that, she seemed to hate all men and all men things related. Also the mmc was annoying because he was never straight up with her. It was so annoying icl.

This book was super cute and I love that Adam Carlsen always had a crush on Olive. That that was so sweet. I also love how they were so focused and what not and the grumpy sunshine trope was so cute. Everything was lowkey so good. Except that he fit her whole boob in his mouth. Genuinely pulled a speed in that moment. I also didn’t like how we didn’t see Adam a bit more affected by the breakup. But I know he was.

This book was amazing. The letters were so sweet and I honestly think that I’m just obsessed with any book with letters as a trope. The sweat scenes and then the sweetness of it all. The way he wanted to hate her but couldn’t, the realistic problems and the way they solved it. The miscommunication wasn’t forced and easily fixed. Alex is so sweet and fine and Dani is so badass and funny. They both are.

—the novel didn’t even show their relationship that much. It was just Evelyn struggling with the inability to tell her partner she also liked men and them making stupid chives and doing dumb choices and constantly hurting each other and being insecure asf. Monique was created solely for Evelyn. Eve was depicted as a baddie or smth but she just ticked me off

—as if the main girl Monique was so useless. She was just there to add some difference instead of telling the story and she did play an important part but it still agitates me. Like okay, she struggled with her ex husband and one pep talk with Evelyn made her not miss him like what? There was no aspect of love as a whole, just queer love and none of the characters except Harry and John seemed unproblematic but—

—end up together as lovers. She was so hung up in her and it almost seemed as if the author made her bi but only ever want a female in the sense to her sole female lover. Like what? I don’t necessarily align with the views of lgtb, but I get people loving whoever they want to love, it’s just that this book seemed to solely be centred around the aspect of gay. I really wanted to like this a lot. I also feel—

It was an okay book. I didn’t really hate it or really like it. Maybe it’s because I’m a younger audience as well. The husbands were almost all bad, yet some were interesting but I honestly think that the characters in the novel are so dumb and clueless that it’s almost annoying. Like why was Celia so insecure and she created most of the problems. I honestly think they had chemistry, but not the type to—

Omg this book was honestly so good. I wish we saw more of pip and Ravi at the end and maybe even some more of what happened to max hasting and how he suffered. It was quickly paced and enjoyable, except I kinda knew the dt killer was Jason Bell, I lowkey thought it was her long lost dad at first 💀

The whole concept of Stanley Forbes being a victim and getting hate all while dying is so sad. I feel like Ravi is trying so hard for Pop now cause she’s struggling so much with PTSD after the whole situation. I hate the neighbour dudes and the fact that Max fricking Hastings is still out there like wtf.