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A review by cmcintyre
Wild About You by Kaitlyn Hill
hopeful
lighthearted
reflective
slow-paced
3.0
Synopsis:
Natalie Hart has always been loud, unfiltered, and unapologetically herself. But then comes her freshman year of college, when she loses her merit scholarship and gains one pesky little anxiety diagnosis.
Enter Finn Markum, her randomly assigned, capital- O Outdoorsy teammate whose growl could rival a black bear. These partners have more friction than a pair of new hiking boots. Or is it flirtation? Turns out falling in love might be the wildest adventure of all.
Alright so this was pretty cute. I think it mostly missed the mark for me because a) I didn't enjoy the reality show aspect of it and b) I had a hard time connecting with the FMC. I appreciated the anxiety and mental health representation and felt like that was portrayed pretty accurately. There was just something about Natalie that I could not connect to. Objectively, this is a cute late teen/young adult clean romance. I will still recommend it to others, while also accepting that it didn't resonate with me.
Natalie Hart has always been loud, unfiltered, and unapologetically herself. But then comes her freshman year of college, when she loses her merit scholarship and gains one pesky little anxiety diagnosis.
Enter Finn Markum, her randomly assigned, capital- O Outdoorsy teammate whose growl could rival a black bear. These partners have more friction than a pair of new hiking boots. Or is it flirtation? Turns out falling in love might be the wildest adventure of all.
Alright so this was pretty cute. I think it mostly missed the mark for me because a) I didn't enjoy the reality show aspect of it and b) I had a hard time connecting with the FMC. I appreciated the anxiety and mental health representation and felt like that was portrayed pretty accurately. There was just something about Natalie that I could not connect to. Objectively, this is a cute late teen/young adult clean romance. I will still recommend it to others, while also accepting that it didn't resonate with me.