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A review by e0706
Get a Life, Chloe Brown by Talia Hibbert
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
Talia Hibbert's goal was to write an inclusive hot romance that showed everyone they were worthy of love no matter there past or present situation.
She touched on many sensitive topics with an uplifting tone and showed that hope can be found even in difficult time.
This was definitely a character driven book, it cleverly set out the sequels that follow chloe’s sisters and I'm beyond excited to read them. All of the characters are loveable, their flaws are so real and makes them feel as though they are real people. Oh and smudge the cat was by far the best and most well developed character, (I'm joking.)
Another thing that i found truly wonderful was Red going to therapy, it want made to be a big deal, it's wasn't tabboo, it wasn't frowned down upon, it was as it should be… normal. It was completely and utterly normal and I will forever be apriciative of Talia Hibbert fo including this element.
Now, one thing that i cannot forgive Talia Hibbert for is making me blush over a ginger. However, the romance between chloe and red was to DIE FOR!!! Like I was blushing and kicking my feet like a school girl. When red put fairy lights in the tent for her… I could not cope!!! I'm not normally a romance reader and maybe that's why this isnt 5 stars as I prefer romance as a side plot, however this was well executed and an overall enjoyable read.
She touched on many sensitive topics with an uplifting tone and showed that hope can be found even in difficult time.
This was definitely a character driven book, it cleverly set out the sequels that follow chloe’s sisters and I'm beyond excited to read them. All of the characters are loveable, their flaws are so real and makes them feel as though they are real people. Oh and smudge the cat was by far the best and most well developed character, (I'm joking.)
Another thing that i found truly wonderful was Red going to therapy, it want made to be a big deal, it's wasn't tabboo, it wasn't frowned down upon, it was as it should be… normal. It was completely and utterly normal and I will forever be apriciative of Talia Hibbert fo including this element.
Now, one thing that i cannot forgive Talia Hibbert for is making me blush over a ginger. However, the romance between chloe and red was to DIE FOR!!! Like I was blushing and kicking my feet like a school girl. When red put fairy lights in the tent for her… I could not cope!!! I'm not normally a romance reader and maybe that's why this isnt 5 stars as I prefer romance as a side plot, however this was well executed and an overall enjoyable read.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Chronic illness and Physical abuse