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A review by megshomelibrary
Must Love Books by Shauna Robinson
5.0
I would like a lifetime subscription to anything Shauna Robinson writes. This is Shauna’s first book, and my second that I’m reading by her. Both have been books about books, which are one of my favorite book types.
Must Love Books is about a woman navigating a job at a publishing company that’s making cuts and downsizing. Her story is all too relatable: this job is all that she has experience in but it’s draining her soul, leaving her a 3 out of 10 on a happiness scale. Her job lets her know there was a pay cut for her position (not to mention more work to take on from the other cut positions and people quitting) and she has to look for more income to make ends meet and not lose her apartment.
The search for more work turns into a sticky situation and a lot of self doubt, but she has some incredible friends and colleagues and tries to figure out what makes her happy.
Nora is one of the most relatable characters I’ve ever read. I love her and already miss her now that the book is finished.
Must Love Books is about a woman navigating a job at a publishing company that’s making cuts and downsizing. Her story is all too relatable: this job is all that she has experience in but it’s draining her soul, leaving her a 3 out of 10 on a happiness scale. Her job lets her know there was a pay cut for her position (not to mention more work to take on from the other cut positions and people quitting) and she has to look for more income to make ends meet and not lose her apartment.
The search for more work turns into a sticky situation and a lot of self doubt, but she has some incredible friends and colleagues and tries to figure out what makes her happy.
Nora is one of the most relatable characters I’ve ever read. I love her and already miss her now that the book is finished.