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Tutoring the Player
by Rebecca Jenshak
This was the first book by this author that I'd read and I enjoyed it very much. The premise of a girl with a crush on the cute guy in her class actually falling in love with his bad boy best friend was a fun one.
I think the thing I loved most about this one was the way Jordan viewed Daisy. When we're in his POV and he's thinking about, looking at, talking to Daisy, he's absolutely head over feet gone over her. He's buying her favorite candy. He's talking his friends into not parking in her driveway or blocking her and her roommates in. He's just the nicest bad boy and I love that so much.
I use the CAWPILE Review method for my reviews (see explanation here), just to keep me honest and help me understand what exactly I liked/didn't like. My ratings are below.
Characters: 8/10
Atmosphere/Setting: 8/10
Writing: 9/10
Plot: 7/10
Intrigue: 8/10
Logic/Relationships: 8/10
Enjoyment: 8/10
Total rating 56/70 divided by 7 = 8
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I think the thing I loved most about this one was the way Jordan viewed Daisy. When we're in his POV and he's thinking about, looking at, talking to Daisy, he's absolutely head over feet gone over her. He's buying her favorite candy. He's talking his friends into not parking in her driveway or blocking her and her roommates in. He's just the nicest bad boy and I love that so much.
I use the CAWPILE Review method for my reviews (see explanation here), just to keep me honest and help me understand what exactly I liked/didn't like. My ratings are below.
Characters: 8/10
Atmosphere/Setting: 8/10
Writing: 9/10
Plot: 7/10
Intrigue: 8/10
Logic/Relationships: 8/10
Enjoyment: 8/10
Total rating 56/70 divided by 7 = 8
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