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3.52 AVERAGE
3.52 AVERAGE
I liked this one. The text format made it super quick and also it felt pretty real that way. Subtle mental illness and sexuality conversations that flowed naturally also lent to the realness. But at the end of the day I just enjoyed this while it lasted and probably won’t think about it again.
This book is written entirely in text messages, but they are darn erudite text messages. Think John Green dialogue...in bubbles.
This was a cute story but i wish it wasnt just told in text. Would of liked a fuller story around the texts as well. I think listening to the audio helped with the format
Very very cute, the formatting grew on me and it had one of my specific favorite You’ve Got Mail tropes! There was some good mental health and sexuality rep as well, and I really liked how the relationship progressed over the course of the book. It was a little hard keeping the character names straight, especially in a texting convo context, but that’s my only main complaint.
una boludez que realmente se lee en una hora y media cuando estás en época de parciales y no querés ni pensar en leer más de cinco palabras seguidas en un párrafo enorme. la verdad es que la sinopsis spoilea todo el libro y... eso le hace perder toda la emoción? siento que hubiese sido más emocionante si no hubiésemos sabido la verdadera identidad de martin. pero bueno. mañana me voy a haber olvidado que leí esto
What a fun meet-cute story!! A sweet and snarky romance told by text.
Arghhhhhhh this was so cute! Have been bingeing it for the past few hours even though I should realllllly be studying for my exam this week. Love love love their relationship and just really really really want more okay? Might be a little high on the adorableness of this book rn but whatever.