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czai 's review for:
A Guide to Being Just Friends
by Sophie Sullivan
it's good. more like a 3.5 for me. i enjoyed it.
it started kinda meh for me because i thought the friends to lovers romance very in your face. and i know, we know, it's that but you really dont have to put that theyre feeling more towards the other every chapter. lol. but as the book progresses, i enjoy it more. i get into Hailey's and Wes's life more. sometimes it gets a little bit cringe-y than usual on Wes's but yeah... idk how to defend that. but okay, he's your cringe-y older brother.
since i never really read the first two books, these are my additional comments: (1) it gets a little overwhelming with the cast (i also felt this when i was reading later books of the Bromance Book Club series and i've read all books somewhat in order), and (2) i'd like to believe that it's the same case with the previous books in the series but there's no spice in here. at all.
it started kinda meh for me because i thought the friends to lovers romance very in your face. and i know, we know, it's that but you really dont have to put that theyre feeling more towards the other every chapter. lol. but as the book progresses, i enjoy it more. i get into Hailey's and Wes's life more. sometimes it gets a little bit cringe-y than usual on Wes's but yeah... idk how to defend that. but okay, he's your cringe-y older brother.
since i never really read the first two books, these are my additional comments: (1) it gets a little overwhelming with the cast (i also felt this when i was reading later books of the Bromance Book Club series and i've read all books somewhat in order), and (2) i'd like to believe that it's the same case with the previous books in the series but there's no spice in here. at all.