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A review by mollyerickson
Get a Life, Chloe Brown by Talia Hibbert
funny
hopeful
lighthearted
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
3.5
A deliciously sweet romance, this book was such a fun read! I honestly went into this book knowing littke about the plot, just that I'v seen it in a lot from various other readers/bloggers i follow, so i decided it was time to give it a try. And I was not disappointed. The sweet building romance between Chloe and Red, the misplaced overprotectiveness from siblings, and an eccentric grandmother for good measure. Chloe Brown is going to get a life through a list of adventures that require bravery and adventure from the homebody.
After being abandoned by her friends and fiancé after a surprising medical diagnosis, Chloe hid herself away in her parents house refusing to meet new people because they will only leave her when things get tough. I really loved watching Chloe come out of her protective shell and re-find her place in the world. With none other than the adorable Red. What started out as animosity between an apartment superintendent and tenant, slowly morphs into a delicious romance. Healing both Chloe and Red from past relationships. I thourouly enjoyed the conversation and banter between Chloe and Red, which was both witty and effective.
I really loved that this book dealt with some dark topics, but kept the overall tone light. I know that may not be for everyone, but humor is an effective coping mechanism for many and I believe that helps make this such an enjoyable book. The writing style was easy to read, and the story moved along at a nice fast pace.
Overall, I really enjoyed the read and I enjoyed being a part of Chloe and Red's story as they fell in love and overcame difficult pasts.
After being abandoned by her friends and fiancé after a surprising medical diagnosis, Chloe hid herself away in her parents house refusing to meet new people because they will only leave her when things get tough. I really loved watching Chloe come out of her protective shell and re-find her place in the world. With none other than the adorable Red. What started out as animosity between an apartment superintendent and tenant, slowly morphs into a delicious romance. Healing both Chloe and Red from past relationships. I thourouly enjoyed the conversation and banter between Chloe and Red, which was both witty and effective.
I really loved that this book dealt with some dark topics, but kept the overall tone light. I know that may not be for everyone, but humor is an effective coping mechanism for many and I believe that helps make this such an enjoyable book. The writing style was easy to read, and the story moved along at a nice fast pace.
Overall, I really enjoyed the read and I enjoyed being a part of Chloe and Red's story as they fell in love and overcame difficult pasts.
Content Warnings
Moderate: Cursing