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A review by litwithlesia
Anywhere You Go by Bridget Morrissey
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
Thank you so much for Berkley for the advanced copy of this book!
I absolutely ate this UP and loved every second! It was so reminiscent of The Holiday in so many ways, but with lots of queerness and without the Christmas vibes. Tatum and June were so sweet together, and I loved seeing Tatum really embrace the opportunity to open herself up to new experiences and a way of being. The confidence she gained throughout the book was so beautiful, and despite the dreaded third act breakup, it worked in a very realistic and powerful way for Tatum’s story.
On the flip side, Eleanor and Carson were electric together and had me screaming my and kicking my feet in joy. I loved their cool confidence together, while also learning to be vulnerable at the same time. The acceptance of Eleanor into the Ward family so quickly was just so cute, and it had be rooting for all of them!
And Dawn.. oh I just love that woman! She was such a great addition to the story, connecting everyone together and helping our gals realize their true feelings (and also giving them the kick in the butt they needed to act on em!).
There was just so much love, vulnerability, and support woven all throughout this story, and I can absolutely see this book becoming a go-to comfort read for me.
I absolutely ate this UP and loved every second! It was so reminiscent of The Holiday in so many ways, but with lots of queerness and without the Christmas vibes. Tatum and June were so sweet together, and I loved seeing Tatum really embrace the opportunity to open herself up to new experiences and a way of being. The confidence she gained throughout the book was so beautiful, and despite the dreaded third act breakup, it worked in a very realistic and powerful way for Tatum’s story.
On the flip side, Eleanor and Carson were electric together and had me screaming my and kicking my feet in joy. I loved their cool confidence together, while also learning to be vulnerable at the same time. The acceptance of Eleanor into the Ward family so quickly was just so cute, and it had be rooting for all of them!
And Dawn.. oh I just love that woman! She was such a great addition to the story, connecting everyone together and helping our gals realize their true feelings (and also giving them the kick in the butt they needed to act on em!).
There was just so much love, vulnerability, and support woven all throughout this story, and I can absolutely see this book becoming a go-to comfort read for me.