English language
Published 2024 by Penguin Publishing Group.
Two leads who have been hurt by their families and exes, and their relationship as the catalyst for learning and healing themselves. I thought this book was lovely - although I do get tired of this "love can replace therapy" theme that comes up in a lot of hurt/comfort books. But this one was fun, funny, sexy, and I need to lend it to every librarian I know.
a good emily henry book but not my fav. they do fit together nicely though. the first kiss scene was haaaaaawttttt dayummmmm
Set in northern Michigan in the same area my parents had a cottage and so I was flooded with memories of Traverse City and Leelenaw Peninsula and the dunes and cherries. Maybe because of that, I was extra aware of how much their dysfunctional families were completely unlike mine and how much I couldn’t relate to how they respond to that in their adult lives. But also featuring a children’s librarian, so lots to offer! Not enough Cherry Festival!!! And weirdly ZERO Interlochen, which is a big omission.
Gøy romantisk komedie! Har alltid likt det som filmsjanger, visste ikkje eg likte det som boksjanger.
Denne haldt meg interessert frå start til slutt. Kanskje litt vel klisjé og forutsigbar til tidar, men den var sjarmerande nok til å skjule det.
