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marianacholico's review against another edition
emotional
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? N/A
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
2.75
alexismarisa's review against another edition
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
3.0
nomeslibrary's review against another edition
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
lighthearted
relaxing
sad
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.25
melodyyuniverse's review against another edition
1.0
Sorry but this was just not it, accidental pregnancy trope and a creepy steph father. Just no, this was the least entertaining book in this series. :(((((((((
jellysoup's review against another edition
challenging
emotional
sad
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
3.25
kenz_2002's review against another edition
4.0
I hate the miscommunication trope that was my only gripe
zaza_bdp's review against another edition
4.0
*3.75/5*
Avec ce tome on découvre enfin qui est la véritable Sabrina, et non plus la fille pas très sympathique que l'on voyait jusqu'ici ..
Après la bombe lâchée par Tucker à la fin du tome 3, j'avais hâte de voir comment Sabrina et lui allaient se dépatouiller de leur nouvelle situation, et je dois dire que je n'ai pas été déçue ! Comme d'habitude, le récit alterne entre deux voix, chacun des héros assumant tour à tour le récit. On découvre une Sabrina à la fois incroyablement forte (quand on voit sa situation familiale, my my ...) et en même temps douce et fragile, même si elle a bien du mal à baisser sa garde. Tucker est quant à lui un parfait spécimen, gentleman jusqu'au bout des ongles, c'est un homme solide qui paraît plus âgé, plus "engagé", plus protecteur que ce qu'on pourrait attendre d'un jeune homme de son âge.
Leur couple fonctionne très bien, j'ai pris plaisir à suivre l'évolution de leur histoire et je dois dire que ce que j'apprécie vraiment dans cette série, c'est la capacité de l'auteur à se renouveler, à ne pas nous sortir la même histoire / le même schéma de couple à chaque tome.
Et puis évidemment, c'est très agréable de retrouver les héros des tomes précédents, quoique puisqu'une partie du livre se déroule en parallèle du tome 3, retrouver un des personnages en particulier m'a émue et fait mal au cœur (mais je n'en dirai pas + pour ne pas spoiler).
Un joli tome donc !
Avec ce tome on découvre enfin qui est la véritable Sabrina, et non plus la fille pas très sympathique que l'on voyait jusqu'ici ..
Après la bombe lâchée par Tucker à la fin du tome 3, j'avais hâte de voir comment Sabrina et lui allaient se dépatouiller de leur nouvelle situation, et je dois dire que je n'ai pas été déçue ! Comme d'habitude, le récit alterne entre deux voix, chacun des héros assumant tour à tour le récit. On découvre une Sabrina à la fois incroyablement forte (quand on voit sa situation familiale, my my ...) et en même temps douce et fragile, même si elle a bien du mal à baisser sa garde. Tucker est quant à lui un parfait spécimen, gentleman jusqu'au bout des ongles, c'est un homme solide qui paraît plus âgé, plus "engagé", plus protecteur que ce qu'on pourrait attendre d'un jeune homme de son âge.
Leur couple fonctionne très bien, j'ai pris plaisir à suivre l'évolution de leur histoire et je dois dire que ce que j'apprécie vraiment dans cette série, c'est la capacité de l'auteur à se renouveler, à ne pas nous sortir la même histoire / le même schéma de couple à chaque tome.
Et puis évidemment, c'est très agréable de retrouver les héros des tomes précédents, quoique puisqu'une partie du livre se déroule en parallèle du tome 3, retrouver un des personnages en particulier m'a émue et fait mal au cœur (mais je n'en dirai pas + pour ne pas spoiler).
Un joli tome donc !
gquartin's review against another edition
adventurous
challenging
emotional
funny
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.0
kendalliskiwii's review against another edition
4.0
4.5/5
i am going to share a controversial bookish opinion with you all.
i.. don't hate the pregnancy trope. like, i'm not going out of my way to find books that have it, but oddly enough, i usually really enjoy the ones i do read. there is just something so charming and loveable about reading a book where you get to watch the characters become a family.
i love tucker. so much. he got thrown into being a father at a young age. it would be understandable if he was thrown and maybe even acted out a little. but no. he was so calm and dependable throughout the whole process, always ready to support sabrina and the baby however he could. he was so involved. even before the baby was brought into the scenario, though, i loved the way that he went after sabrina. always going by her schedule, respecting her boundaries and how hard she worked to get where she was. he literally was down bad pretty much immediately. which like suuureee runs a *little* close to insta-love (which i usually hate), but it really just worked.
sabrina was extremely smart, stubborn, and she kind of drove me nuts sometimes. i think its because she was written very realistically. she reacted to the situation how a real person would. erratically. she cared for tucker in such a different way, so quietly, and i would say she's very self destructive. she didn't want to bring down tuckers life, or trap him, whereas that is pretty much all tucker wanted. he wanted to support her and she was so so used to doing everything alone. she wanted to get out of the house she was in, sure, but she wanted to do it on her own. i loved the way tucker never stopped trying to prove to her that just because she COULD do it alone, didn't mean she had to. he never stopped supporting her, even when that meant not being romantically involved because she couldn't handle it at that time.
all that being said, the miscommunication in this one drove me up the walls.
i survived, but barely.
i am going to share a controversial bookish opinion with you all.
i.. don't hate the pregnancy trope. like, i'm not going out of my way to find books that have it, but oddly enough, i usually really enjoy the ones i do read. there is just something so charming and loveable about reading a book where you get to watch the characters become a family.
i love tucker. so much. he got thrown into being a father at a young age. it would be understandable if he was thrown and maybe even acted out a little. but no. he was so calm and dependable throughout the whole process, always ready to support sabrina and the baby however he could. he was so involved. even before the baby was brought into the scenario, though, i loved the way that he went after sabrina. always going by her schedule, respecting her boundaries and how hard she worked to get where she was. he literally was down bad pretty much immediately. which like suuureee runs a *little* close to insta-love (which i usually hate), but it really just worked.
sabrina was extremely smart, stubborn, and she kind of drove me nuts sometimes. i think its because she was written very realistically. she reacted to the situation how a real person would. erratically. she cared for tucker in such a different way, so quietly, and i would say she's very self destructive. she didn't want to bring down tuckers life, or trap him, whereas that is pretty much all tucker wanted. he wanted to support her and she was so so used to doing everything alone. she wanted to get out of the house she was in, sure, but she wanted to do it on her own. i loved the way tucker never stopped trying to prove to her that just because she COULD do it alone, didn't mean she had to. he never stopped supporting her, even when that meant not being romantically involved because she couldn't handle it at that time.
all that being said, the miscommunication in this one drove me up the walls.
i survived, but barely.