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3.75- this series continues to be creative & delightful. Occasionally the pacing felt too varied, and the MMC's project was simplified in a silly way. But there was a lot of love of all kinds in this book, and I was grateful for the sharing of it.
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One of the better books on attachment theory I've read. Inclusive of all romance and love-seekers, if you have the right mindset.
For fans of Before the Coffee Gets Cold, a charming, internationally bestselling Japanese novel about …
4.5 at least - fatphobia does not translate well to English audience. However, I was incredibly glad I found this book. It is it's own bonus gift.
4.5 I was glad to be introduced to this one by happenstance. I really enjoyed the character's interactions, including the friendships and family, but paramount the journey to romance.
This is a story about Peter Duke who went on to be a famous actor. …
3.75 compelling and well paced novel. Liked the time setting choice to impact the story.
Well done and paced. Learned a lot and felt some too!
In this "morbid and illuminating" (Entertainment Weekly) New York Times bestseller that launched the death …
Enjoyed this pacing and writing style; glad I tried this book
Will stay with me for a long time.
3.5 - fun story and clever, but not sure I'd reread or read more by the author.
Occasionally identified with the FMC, and I appreciated both the age gap romance, and many of the themes. However, neither of the main characters were as compelling as any time the original foursome showed up, primarily Ilmari.
It's also overly long, again. Not sure if I'll read the last one, based on the teased premise.
