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A review by raidingbookshelves
One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston
adventurous
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
lighthearted
mysterious
relaxing
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.5
Could not put it down!
A romantic comedy that will steal your heart and fill your space with new friends.
August is cynical. She’s full of anxiety, unsure of her place in love and wary of anything promising to improve or change her life – like love or magic.
Then she moves into an uneven New York apartment with a psychic, an artist and a tattooer and meets a gorgeous girl on the train. Now suddenly, life does feel a little more magical and August isn’t as eager to be left alone.
There is just one catch.
August’s crush, Jane from the subway? She’s been displaced in time and only exists on the G train. Now August and her housemates need to help Jane find her way home.
Read more on Raiding Bookshelves.
A romantic comedy that will steal your heart and fill your space with new friends.
August is cynical. She’s full of anxiety, unsure of her place in love and wary of anything promising to improve or change her life – like love or magic.
Then she moves into an uneven New York apartment with a psychic, an artist and a tattooer and meets a gorgeous girl on the train. Now suddenly, life does feel a little more magical and August isn’t as eager to be left alone.
There is just one catch.
August’s crush, Jane from the subway? She’s been displaced in time and only exists on the G train. Now August and her housemates need to help Jane find her way home.
Read more on Raiding Bookshelves.