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A review by dracobatreads
You Could Make a Life by Taylor Fitzpatrick
emotional
funny
hopeful
informative
lighthearted
sad
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
3.5
I'm coming back to this book after DNFing it last year. I think I just wasn't in the mood to read it, but I was interested in picking it up again and glad I finished.
seeing Dan and Marc's relationship and hockey journey over the years was very entertaining and interesting to read. it did get a bit repetitive at times even though it was fast paced, but still an enjoyable read nonetheless. It was cool to see the ups and downs of the hockey world as a player and how realistic it would be for two hockey players to be in a relationship.
I liked the characters, especially Sarah and Dan's parents. I liked Larsson and the friends they made too. I think this could've been a little longer cause I felt like it ended a bit abruptly and tbh it was hard to see Dan struggle back and forth between the minors an NHL, but I still enjoyed this book a lot. I think the author's writing was very straight to the point ans easy to follow too.
seeing Dan and Marc's relationship and hockey journey over the years was very entertaining and interesting to read. it did get a bit repetitive at times even though it was fast paced, but still an enjoyable read nonetheless. It was cool to see the ups and downs of the hockey world as a player and how realistic it would be for two hockey players to be in a relationship.
I liked the characters, especially Sarah and Dan's parents. I liked Larsson and the friends they made too. I think this could've been a little longer cause I felt like it ended a bit abruptly and tbh it was hard to see Dan struggle back and forth between the minors an NHL, but I still enjoyed this book a lot. I think the author's writing was very straight to the point ans easy to follow too.