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A review by sydthuhkidd
Love on the Brain by Ali Hazelwood
4.0
4.5/5. I was not supposed to be reading this rn because my TBR is yelling at me. I needed a fantasy break and Ali Hazelwood is always a good palette cleanser.
She really had me at neuroscience. I related to Bee’s character a lot of her living in fear and anxious thoughts everyday. But Levi? Yeahh he was added to the book boyfriends list. But most of all I enjoyed the journey. Learning about Marie Curie, it being set in my hometown Houston (quick note to Ali: you can’t see the skyline from NASA Space Center), the side characters and cats, AND a lil plot twist mystery at the end. Just a fun and easy read I would recommend to any woman in STEM or STEM allies when you feel a reading slump coming on.
She really had me at neuroscience. I related to Bee’s character a lot of her living in fear and anxious thoughts everyday. But Levi? Yeahh he was added to the book boyfriends list. But most of all I enjoyed the journey. Learning about Marie Curie, it being set in my hometown Houston (quick note to Ali: you can’t see the skyline from NASA Space Center), the side characters and cats, AND a lil plot twist mystery at the end. Just a fun and easy read I would recommend to any woman in STEM or STEM allies when you feel a reading slump coming on.