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Sorry Not Sorry
by Sophie Ranald
I am sitting on a bus leaving New York and I couldn’t even wait to get in front of my laptop to write a review... this book was THAT. GOOD.
Charlotte feels like a dear friend at this point. The reality of modern dating is so poignant throughout this novel and I know I and my friends can relate to the absolute misery/high that is the current dating scene.
I took this book slowly because it was one of those novels you know you’ll be sorry to see end. Hell, I even slacked on some finals studying to read instead of work on my dissertation... I’m not
sorry that’s for sure ;)
Charlotte is a lovely, modern woman, trying to make her way in the world. I loved that the true journey wasn’t about finding herself through a relationship, but instead, finding herself without one.
I even love all the male characters (f**k boys included because she made them dynamic instead of a super obvious villain)
Overall, I want all of my friends to read this book so they know they aren’t alone in the insanity of dating.
Charlotte feels like a dear friend at this point. The reality of modern dating is so poignant throughout this novel and I know I and my friends can relate to the absolute misery/high that is the current dating scene.
I took this book slowly because it was one of those novels you know you’ll be sorry to see end. Hell, I even slacked on some finals studying to read instead of work on my dissertation... I’m not
sorry that’s for sure ;)
Charlotte is a lovely, modern woman, trying to make her way in the world. I loved that the true journey wasn’t about finding herself through a relationship, but instead, finding herself without one.
I even love all the male characters (f**k boys included because she made them dynamic instead of a super obvious villain)
Overall, I want all of my friends to read this book so they know they aren’t alone in the insanity of dating.