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randoreaderperson's review against another edition
emotional
funny
lighthearted
tense
medium-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? Yes
4.0
sam_011195's review against another edition
1.0
why tf did they have me rooting for theo the first few chapters and then change it back to boring andrew???
danaeisinger's review against another edition
4.0
3.5⭐️ cute story to listen to. Gave me The summer I Turned Pretty vibes.
beegcly's review against another edition
3.0
3.5/5! Definitely my favourite Christina Lauren book that I’ve read☺️
lafaycttc's review against another edition
5.0
Man, I wish I was the one stuck in a time loop so I could re-read it over and over again
ireniam's review against another edition
2.0
2.5/5
Tuvo un muy buen comienzo. Con la premisa del time loop, las autoras hubieran podido crear una historia mucho más divertida y con más complicaciones emocionales para la protagonista, sin embargo escogieron el camino más aburrido y terminaron con un libro bastante regular.
Sigo leyendo a este dúo de escritoras porque hay un libro de ellas que me encantó pero estoy comenzando a pensar que tal vez deba de tirar la toalla con sus demás libros.
Tuvo un muy buen comienzo. Con la premisa del time loop, las autoras hubieran podido crear una historia mucho más divertida y con más complicaciones emocionales para la protagonista, sin embargo escogieron el camino más aburrido y terminaron con un libro bastante regular.
Sigo leyendo a este dúo de escritoras porque hay un libro de ellas que me encantó pero estoy comenzando a pensar que tal vez deba de tirar la toalla con sus demás libros.
kmthomas06's review against another edition
4.0
This took me a few chapters to get into it but I enjoyed it once I got there! More Jumanji than Groundhog Day though - the main character gets three chances to make things right after a less than stellar Christmas holiday. I very much appreciate a main character who can grow and act like an adult and Mae does that consistently even when she's in such a crazy situation. Potentially, she grows up a bit unrealistically fast but I appreciated a character who doesn't just whine constantly and not do anything. I find that happens a bit too much in contemporary fiction these days. Bonus points for wacky family characters and traditions.
*I am WAY behind but I did receive an ARC from NetGalley*
*I am WAY behind but I did receive an ARC from NetGalley*
lizzie86's review against another edition
3.0
3.5⭐️ loved the festive nostalgic feel, friends to lovers, Christmas traditions, fun in the snow… just didn’t wow me enough for a 4 or 5 star!
rachelfenger's review against another edition
4.0
i’m so mad at myself for finishing this book on the 26th instead of the 25th but it’s fine. technically, mae’s vacation didn’t end until the 26th so it’s fine. maybe if i keep saying it’s fine i’ll believe it.
this book is basically the summer i turned pretty mixed with groundhogs day mixed with the christmas spirit.
i cannot read another groundhogs day book this year (i say as there are 5 days left in the year). i simply can’t. i’m really glad this book didn’t feel like it was milking the time travel plot though. like i was terrified that mae would mess something up near the end and then she’d have to explain everything to andrew and then they’d be like oh em gee i remember. that would’ve PISSED ME OFF.
i love that everyone was so completely casual about the fact that mae was in a time loop. because that’s a thing we are all totally normal about. anywho, the vibes were EXACTLY what i was looking for. am i still fuzzy on which adults are which? yes. but the vibes were so fun. i also pictured benny as bobby from supernatural for anyone who was curious.
the ONLY reason i can’t give this book five stars is for the mandrew and maisie bit which did give me mental hives everytime i read it (maybe that’s my fault for being a hater) but i did tear up at mae’s drawing for andrew because it was so tacky hallmark movie vibes it was perfect. and the milennial-isms. mae and andrew def know what their patron is. but i still loved them.
this book is basically the summer i turned pretty mixed with groundhogs day mixed with the christmas spirit.
i cannot read another groundhogs day book this year (i say as there are 5 days left in the year). i simply can’t. i’m really glad this book didn’t feel like it was milking the time travel plot though. like i was terrified that mae would mess something up near the end and then she’d have to explain everything to andrew and then they’d be like oh em gee i remember. that would’ve PISSED ME OFF.
i love that everyone was so completely casual about the fact that mae was in a time loop. because that’s a thing we are all totally normal about. anywho, the vibes were EXACTLY what i was looking for. am i still fuzzy on which adults are which? yes. but the vibes were so fun. i also pictured benny as bobby from supernatural for anyone who was curious.
the ONLY reason i can’t give this book five stars is for the mandrew and maisie bit which did give me mental hives everytime i read it (maybe that’s my fault for being a hater) but i did tear up at mae’s drawing for andrew because it was so tacky hallmark movie vibes it was perfect. and the milennial-isms. mae and andrew def know what their patron is. but i still loved them.