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My Own Best Enemy by Julie Christianson
5.0
I really liked the second book in the Apple Valley Love Stories. This has to be my favorite of the two so far!
I really related to Emi. She's a rule follower, talks back (in her head) to the fitness instructors, and gives herself goals for the day. I need to take a note from her tho and write down the goals and the notes about them later. I think would be neat to look back on.
This book has so many funny scenes that cracked me up. I probably looked ridiculous grinning while reading. Emi and Brooke has such an incredible friendship (#friendgoals) and it's fun to get an inside view of the friendship. It was also a blast watching Emi stumble thru making a new friend. She's so awkward at times its cringeworthy. Then you have the relationship between Emi and Nash. Their journey is full of awkward moments, misunderstandings, white flags waved, and a rocky start.
This book is a great romcom that is squeaky clean with lots of humor and character development.
I really related to Emi. She's a rule follower, talks back (in her head) to the fitness instructors, and gives herself goals for the day. I need to take a note from her tho and write down the goals and the notes about them later. I think would be neat to look back on.
This book has so many funny scenes that cracked me up. I probably looked ridiculous grinning while reading. Emi and Brooke has such an incredible friendship (#friendgoals) and it's fun to get an inside view of the friendship. It was also a blast watching Emi stumble thru making a new friend. She's so awkward at times its cringeworthy. Then you have the relationship between Emi and Nash. Their journey is full of awkward moments, misunderstandings, white flags waved, and a rocky start.
This book is a great romcom that is squeaky clean with lots of humor and character development.