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3.43 AVERAGE
3.43 AVERAGE
A quick and fun read. I love the personalities she develops. It is one novella and a collection of short stories so not as well developed as her other novels but I enjoyed each of them.
Unrealistic, predictable. Only read it because we are headed to Paris soon. The short stories at the end of the book were not bad.
I'm torn... I loved Paris for One it was intriguing, made me want to turn the page even if though you know what the ending would be...
BUT
BIG BUT
I HATED the short stories.... I was so uninterested, they seemed pointless and honestly a little cringeworthy sometimes.
This is probably my least favorite book Jojo has written, highly disappointing as I LOVED every other book I've read by her!
BUT
BIG BUT
I HATED the short stories.... I was so uninterested, they seemed pointless and honestly a little cringeworthy sometimes.
This is probably my least favorite book Jojo has written, highly disappointing as I LOVED every other book I've read by her!
Mostly cute short stories, probably nothing I'll remember past next week, but cute.
This was amazing. I really enjoyed the stories and found myself smiling along with the characters (most of the time). I have only read Moyes You Before Me series so it was nice to see her writing in a different element. This author definitely has talent writing short stories and I hope to see more of them from her in the future.
Have enjoyed all the books I have read by Jojo Moyes. I find her characters, fully fleshed out and quite believable. This little collection of short stories held my interest and some of the final twists that came in the tales to be very amusing.
Paris for One was great! The other short stories were just ok, but they only lasted about 10 minutes each.
The first novella was good, the other stories seriously lacked.
I loved these short stories - they were so cute and cozy.
I adore Jojo Moyes’s writing style. And I appreciated that some of the stories advocated female independence. But the title story revolved mainly around finding a man. A part of me can argue the main character also found a side of herself she hadn’t embraced before. But it was because of a man.