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A review by looseleafellie
Let's Talk About Love by Claire Kann
5.0
Rounded up from 4.5 stars
This book has been on my TBR for a while, and I finally picked it up a couple of weeks ago. It’s about Alice, a college student who is navigating a new relationship while also navigating her plans for the future — including dealing with her worries about whether her new maybe-boyfriend will stop wanting to date her when he finds out she’s asexual.
I totally loved Alice as a character. She’s kind, warm, and vibrant, but she can also be impulsive and a little flighty. Her complex personality meant that she comes across as a real person, and her challenges seem way more relatable.
This book is largely pure enjoyable fluff, but it still got super real at times. I was a total wreck for the last few chapters — but luckily I thought the ending was satisfying, even though it wasn’t wrapped up in a nice pretty bow.
This book has been on my TBR for a while, and I finally picked it up a couple of weeks ago. It’s about Alice, a college student who is navigating a new relationship while also navigating her plans for the future — including dealing with her worries about whether her new maybe-boyfriend will stop wanting to date her when he finds out she’s asexual.
I totally loved Alice as a character. She’s kind, warm, and vibrant, but she can also be impulsive and a little flighty. Her complex personality meant that she comes across as a real person, and her challenges seem way more relatable.
This book is largely pure enjoyable fluff, but it still got super real at times. I was a total wreck for the last few chapters — but luckily I thought the ending was satisfying, even though it wasn’t wrapped up in a nice pretty bow.