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A review by laiabrary
The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood
5.0
Fourth read (June 17, 2023): 5/5
Third read (November 16, 2022): 5/5
Second read (April 14, 2022): 5/5
First read (November 21, 2021): 5/5
To say the truth, I cannot explain why I adore this book so much. Objectively, it's a romance like many others, with many flaws. But, this is the book that first gave me this inexplicable feeling every reader chases, what some call "the five star feeling". Is it because I am a woman in STEM and felt seen? Is it because Ali's humour is reminiscent of mine? Is it because I love broody grumps? Is it because I love the I-hate-everyone-but-you trope? Maybe. I could not pinpoint the exact reason(s) why this book means so much to me, but it does, and if something makes you happy, it doesn't have to make sense. So, I'll keep rereading this book until I turn to dust.
Third read (November 16, 2022): 5/5
Second read (April 14, 2022): 5/5
First read (November 21, 2021): 5/5
To say the truth, I cannot explain why I adore this book so much. Objectively, it's a romance like many others, with many flaws. But, this is the book that first gave me this inexplicable feeling every reader chases, what some call "the five star feeling". Is it because I am a woman in STEM and felt seen? Is it because Ali's humour is reminiscent of mine? Is it because I love broody grumps? Is it because I love the I-hate-everyone-but-you trope? Maybe. I could not pinpoint the exact reason(s) why this book means so much to me, but it does, and if something makes you happy, it doesn't have to make sense. So, I'll keep rereading this book until I turn to dust.