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A review by allyssabrinker
Let's Get Quizzical by Kelly Ohlert
4.0
3.5 stars.
Thank you net galley, the publisher, and author for providing me a complimentary e-ARC. This review is voluntary and mine alone.
Immediately, I was taken by the premise of this book. Game shows, enemies to loves with history, second chances... it all sounded so promising! Plus, the title. Every time I think of it, I think of...
Let's get Quizzical! Quizzical!
This story has a lot going for it. I loved Charlotte's family banter and Eli's love for his dad shown by supporting him so he doesn't turn to illegal activities again. I enjoyed the story arc and watching the characters grow. Charlotte comes off a little stiff in the beginning but does get better. It's just her personality.
The only major negative thing is for some reason the formatting in my e-copy was messed up. There were parts of the book where there was only one word per line.
It
looked
like this.
But of course, that may just be my copy, and may not reflect the final version, as this was an ARC. Therefore, the odd formatting I found on my device did not affect my rating or how I felt about the book.
Merged review:
3.5 stars.
Thank you net galley, the publisher, and author for providing me a complimentary e-ARC. This review is voluntary and mine alone.
Immediately, I was taken by the premise of this book. Game shows, enemies to loves with history, second chances... it all sounded so promising! Plus, the title. Every time I think of it, I think of...
Let's get Quizzical! Quizzical!
This story has a lot going for it. I loved Charlotte's family banter and Eli's love for his dad shown by supporting him so he doesn't turn to illegal activities again. I enjoyed the story arc and watching the characters grow. Charlotte comes off a little stiff in the beginning but does get better. It's just her personality.
The only major negative thing is for some reason the formatting in my e-copy was messed up. There were parts of the book where there was only one word per line.
It
looked
like this.
But of course, that may just be my copy, and may not reflect the final version, as this was an ARC. Therefore, the odd formatting I found on my device did not affect my rating or how I felt about the book.
Thank you net galley, the publisher, and author for providing me a complimentary e-ARC. This review is voluntary and mine alone.
Immediately, I was taken by the premise of this book. Game shows, enemies to loves with history, second chances... it all sounded so promising! Plus, the title. Every time I think of it, I think of...
Let's get Quizzical! Quizzical!
This story has a lot going for it. I loved Charlotte's family banter and Eli's love for his dad shown by supporting him so he doesn't turn to illegal activities again. I enjoyed the story arc and watching the characters grow. Charlotte comes off a little stiff in the beginning but does get better. It's just her personality.
The only major negative thing is for some reason the formatting in my e-copy was messed up. There were parts of the book where there was only one word per line.
It
looked
like this.
But of course, that may just be my copy, and may not reflect the final version, as this was an ARC. Therefore, the odd formatting I found on my device did not affect my rating or how I felt about the book.
Merged review:
3.5 stars.
Thank you net galley, the publisher, and author for providing me a complimentary e-ARC. This review is voluntary and mine alone.
Immediately, I was taken by the premise of this book. Game shows, enemies to loves with history, second chances... it all sounded so promising! Plus, the title. Every time I think of it, I think of...
Let's get Quizzical! Quizzical!
This story has a lot going for it. I loved Charlotte's family banter and Eli's love for his dad shown by supporting him so he doesn't turn to illegal activities again. I enjoyed the story arc and watching the characters grow. Charlotte comes off a little stiff in the beginning but does get better. It's just her personality.
The only major negative thing is for some reason the formatting in my e-copy was messed up. There were parts of the book where there was only one word per line.
It
looked
like this.
But of course, that may just be my copy, and may not reflect the final version, as this was an ARC. Therefore, the odd formatting I found on my device did not affect my rating or how I felt about the book.