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A review by haileygase
Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reid
emotional
inspiring
- Strong character development? Yes
5.0
Overall - 5/5!!
Yay for another audiobook! (Also shameless plug for audiobook bc it was done super well too). I am obsessed with this book and honestly really not too many things that I didn’t like about it. I will say some of the astronomy and space stuff did go over my head a bit, but I still learned a lot about NASA, which was unique. I didn’t expect this to be a love story but honestly, it was done really well and I feel Taylor Jenkins Reid did an excellent job of balancing the love story and all the other parts too.
This is probably the first book that I’ve ever actually cried in – yes it was that good. Honestly, the romance part was written in such a way that was intriguing yet bingeable but also was real. The characters were lovable (except for Barbara - honestly a monster) and it was so easy to root for them and want good things for them. TJR has written another one of my five star favorite books in this world with Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo, and this I think easily matches it or surpasses. I will take absolutely no criticism of this book. If you don’t add this on your TBR, you will be missing out on one of the books of the year.
Yay for another audiobook! (Also shameless plug for audiobook bc it was done super well too). I am obsessed with this book and honestly really not too many things that I didn’t like about it. I will say some of the astronomy and space stuff did go over my head a bit, but I still learned a lot about NASA, which was unique. I didn’t expect this to be a love story but honestly, it was done really well and I feel Taylor Jenkins Reid did an excellent job of balancing the love story and all the other parts too.
This is probably the first book that I’ve ever actually cried in – yes it was that good. Honestly, the romance part was written in such a way that was intriguing yet bingeable but also was real. The characters were lovable (except for Barbara - honestly a monster) and it was so easy to root for them and want good things for them. TJR has written another one of my five star favorite books in this world with Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo, and this I think easily matches it or surpasses. I will take absolutely no criticism of this book. If you don’t add this on your TBR, you will be missing out on one of the books of the year.