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A review by timelord10
Love on the Brain by Ali Hazelwood
emotional
funny
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
Let me tell you what it's like to read an Ali Hazelwood book for me. When I was younger, I discovered my love of reading very quickly. In hindsight, I realize that I read to escape being a little lonely in my childhood (no friends really). But as I got older, reading has lost a little bit of that feeling it used to have, and I honestly think it's just from the stress of life and my depression. However, anytime i read an Ali Hazelwood book, the whole world disappears, and I feel like a little kid all over again lost in the worlds in the pages of her books.
I'm not sure why I put off reading more of her books since finishing the Love Hypothesis in a record time for my busy days, but I think it was because I really needed her book right now in the moment I'm in in life. I loved Love on the Brain just as much, and it only took about two days to read as well. Bee and Levi were lovely, and I loved the cats too. I sincerely hope too much time doesn't pass before I pick up my next Ali Hazelwood book, but I know that whenever I do, it will be brilliant and will be at just the thing I need to help me in that moment.
I'm not sure why I put off reading more of her books since finishing the Love Hypothesis in a record time for my busy days, but I think it was because I really needed her book right now in the moment I'm in in life. I loved Love on the Brain just as much, and it only took about two days to read as well. Bee and Levi were lovely, and I loved the cats too. I sincerely hope too much time doesn't pass before I pick up my next Ali Hazelwood book, but I know that whenever I do, it will be brilliant and will be at just the thing I need to help me in that moment.