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A review by twistykris
Book Lovers by Emily Henry
emotional
funny
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.5
Pulled on the heartstrings, a great read, but not my favorite EH book (Beach Read is my fav. as of right now). If you're looking for some *spice*, you won't find too much here. If you're looking for a book that has the romance as the main plot, this isn't it. Though the banter is FANTASTIC. Charlie is snarky and witty and I really loved his and Nora's relationship. Nora is also great, after you get past her dragon-lady wall. She truly does have a heart and cares SO much for her little sister, often to the point of being too selfless.
This is primarily about two sisters being on vacation in a small town. The lackluster and frustrating parts in this book were the sister. As an older sister, I really felt for Nora- the protectiveness towards a younger sister, wanting what's best for her, hurting when she is hurting, feeling a desire to become close again. Libby provides a lot of younger sister drama, a lot of which left me rolling my eyes at the lack of communication.
Honestly, I loved a lot of this book, but the last like, 20% (aside from the Epilogue) removed half a star for me.
This is primarily about two sisters being on vacation in a small town. The lackluster and frustrating parts in this book were the sister. As an older sister, I really felt for Nora- the protectiveness towards a younger sister, wanting what's best for her, hurting when she is hurting, feeling a desire to become close again. Libby provides a lot of younger sister drama, a lot of which left me rolling my eyes at the lack of communication.
Honestly, I loved a lot of this book, but the last like, 20% (aside from the Epilogue) removed half a star for me.
Graphic: Grief, Death of parent, and Sexual content
Moderate: Pregnancy and Panic attacks/disorders