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Love, Theoretically by Ali Hazelwood
5.0
Thank you so much to Berkley Romance for providing me with an ARC in exchange for an honest review!
I am a big fan of The Love Hypothesis, but I was slightly disappointed in Love on the Brain. Love, Theoretically captures the charm and romance that was missing from Hazelwood's last release. Hazelwood included a cast of characters whose interpersonal relationships were both heartwarming and meaningful. I really enjoyed Elsie's friendship with Greg and her protectiveness of him.
While Ali Hazelwood does niche, she not trying to trick people into reading something they aren't expecting. It's abundantly clear this is another steminist novel, and the criticism she receives for continually writing them doesn't make sense. Overall, this book was a fun and cheesy romcom, and I cannot wait for what Ali Hazelwood has next.
I am a big fan of The Love Hypothesis, but I was slightly disappointed in Love on the Brain. Love, Theoretically captures the charm and romance that was missing from Hazelwood's last release. Hazelwood included a cast of characters whose interpersonal relationships were both heartwarming and meaningful. I really enjoyed Elsie's friendship with Greg and her protectiveness of him.
While Ali Hazelwood does niche, she not trying to trick people into reading something they aren't expecting. It's abundantly clear this is another steminist novel, and the criticism she receives for continually writing them doesn't make sense. Overall, this book was a fun and cheesy romcom, and I cannot wait for what Ali Hazelwood has next.