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A review by loddaline
Book Lovers by Emily Henry
funny
lighthearted
relaxing
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
4.25
No Miscommunication-trope!!!
Emily Henry manages to create a good dialogue between characters while adding sarcasm and wit. She is creating a great mix and a good balance of bantering whilst communicating in serious situations.
She also nails the contemporary romance genre by giving the main character a purpose. It gives a rom-com feeling without having a bore while reading. There is no dwelling on unrelated scenes without a plot in sight.
The dramatic peek is created by something rather unexpected, while the solution is (I think) pretty obvious. Here applies: The reader might think it is obvious, but in a real-life situation, it might come to mind, but it would be too much to ask.
I think the main characters are lovable and reading about someone in the book business is fun. Finally, there is a play about us.
Emily Henry manages to create a good dialogue between characters while adding sarcasm and wit. She is creating a great mix and a good balance of bantering whilst communicating in serious situations.
She also nails the contemporary romance genre by giving the main character a purpose. It gives a rom-com feeling without having a bore while reading. There is no dwelling on unrelated scenes without a plot in sight.
The dramatic peek is created by something rather unexpected, while the solution is (I think) pretty obvious. Here applies: The reader might think it is obvious, but in a real-life situation, it might come to mind, but it would be too much to ask.
I think the main characters are lovable and reading about someone in the book business is fun. Finally, there is a play about us.
Moderate: Grief and Pregnancy
Minor: Death of parent and Medical content