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A review by joskypay
America's Geekheart by Pippa Grant
5.0
I so super loved this one! I love all this author's books but I felt like this one was super special. It brings the laughs, as all of Ms. Grant's books do, but also lots of smiles and happy little sighs. It was SWEET in just a perfect way, not too over the top, JUST enough for this couple.
Beck was dreamy for sure, very VERY charming, the kind of guy who just always lucks out, lands on his feet, doesn't let things bring him down. He's solid and grounded and knows exactly who he is, that type of self awareness is super sexy anyway, but what really sold me on him and made me want a Beck of my own was how he loved. Even with his heart being guarded, he loved HIS people in such a full way, just such a solid stand up guy. And when he decided to love Sarah, sweet, dorky Sarah, he didn't love her in spite of her geekiness, nerdiness, awkwardness, but because those things made her who she was. I always hated those movies where the nerdy girl gets a glam make over and all the cool kids suddenly like her, Beck liked Sarah better when she wasn't trying to fit in and be someone she wasn't and thats special.
Oh Sarah! I really felt for her in the beginning. I don't want to give away the plot so I won't touch too much on it here, but she really blossoms in this book. She deserves every bit of her happy ever after with Beck. This book was more than just a rom-com it was alot about growth and courage and loving and valuing yourself.
Beck was dreamy for sure, very VERY charming, the kind of guy who just always lucks out, lands on his feet, doesn't let things bring him down. He's solid and grounded and knows exactly who he is, that type of self awareness is super sexy anyway, but what really sold me on him and made me want a Beck of my own was how he loved. Even with his heart being guarded, he loved HIS people in such a full way, just such a solid stand up guy. And when he decided to love Sarah, sweet, dorky Sarah, he didn't love her in spite of her geekiness, nerdiness, awkwardness, but because those things made her who she was. I always hated those movies where the nerdy girl gets a glam make over and all the cool kids suddenly like her, Beck liked Sarah better when she wasn't trying to fit in and be someone she wasn't and thats special.
Oh Sarah! I really felt for her in the beginning. I don't want to give away the plot so I won't touch too much on it here, but she really blossoms in this book. She deserves every bit of her happy ever after with Beck. This book was more than just a rom-com it was alot about growth and courage and loving and valuing yourself.