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A review by vivslittlelibrary1
To Get to the Other Side by Kelly Ohlert
5.0
To Get to the Other Side
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
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Why did the chicken cross the street?
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When Trixie stopped her car in the middle of a busy road to save a chicken, she wasn’t aware how this chicken would change her life.
Because of her landlord’s no pets policy she is forced to look for a new apartment with her feathered friend.
Bear lives a quiet life alone in his flat until his sisters post an ad to rent out his spare room. But once Trixie appears on his doorstep the two decide to become roommates and despite their plans to keep things platonic things start to heat up between the two.
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This book was all that I could ask for: A fun and weightless romance novel with a loving main character.
The book made me laugh and cry and I just could not put it down.
Trixie was a character that was relatable. Her fear of disappointing people and loosing them felt so realistic. I love that she isn’t the perfect girl next door but somebody suffering from panic attacks. This just makes her character so much more realistic.
Bear was just a super cuddly person. He seems like the type of person who you would just see and immediately start loving. The way he acts around his family and friends just seems so natural.
The whole relationship and friendship between the two was just so well thought out and seemed so realistic that I found myself feeling along with them.
Just a few side notes: The book is written from both Trixie’s and Bear’s point of view. There is no smut in any of the scenes but some talk about it.
I would like to thank Netgally for providing me with a digital advanced readers copy in exchange for my review.
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Ratings:
Smut:
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
— — — — — — — — — —
Why did the chicken cross the street?
— — — — — — — — — —
When Trixie stopped her car in the middle of a busy road to save a chicken, she wasn’t aware how this chicken would change her life.
Because of her landlord’s no pets policy she is forced to look for a new apartment with her feathered friend.
Bear lives a quiet life alone in his flat until his sisters post an ad to rent out his spare room. But once Trixie appears on his doorstep the two decide to become roommates and despite their plans to keep things platonic things start to heat up between the two.
— — — — — — — — — —
This book was all that I could ask for: A fun and weightless romance novel with a loving main character.
The book made me laugh and cry and I just could not put it down.
Trixie was a character that was relatable. Her fear of disappointing people and loosing them felt so realistic. I love that she isn’t the perfect girl next door but somebody suffering from panic attacks. This just makes her character so much more realistic.
Bear was just a super cuddly person. He seems like the type of person who you would just see and immediately start loving. The way he acts around his family and friends just seems so natural.
The whole relationship and friendship between the two was just so well thought out and seemed so realistic that I found myself feeling along with them.
Just a few side notes: The book is written from both Trixie’s and Bear’s point of view. There is no smut in any of the scenes but some talk about it.
I would like to thank Netgally for providing me with a digital advanced readers copy in exchange for my review.
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Ratings:
Smut: