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A review by justmekendra
Confessions of a Nerdoholic by Savannah Blevins
5.0
What a delicious read!
I instantly fell in love with this. I mean, cupcakes and nerds? Who wouldn't fall in love?
Blevins had me laughing out loud on damn near every page!!! (My first 5* read of 2017!)
Elle is this awkward college student. She's an introvert, a baker, and love to dress in a quirky style. She's super reserved, but I loved watching her transform into this kinky, cupcake goddess. I could relate to her on so many different levels. This sucked me in and I devoured this yummy book.
And Oliver. Where in heaven's name did he come from? I wanted to gobble him right up, right now. He is totally my new book boyfriend. Even if he did hum The Imperial March... ;-) My heart swelled during his cupcake scenes, and his tutor lessons.
By the time this was over, I had tears waiting to spill over. I loved each and every one of the scenes. Even the simple ones with Sloan and Ava, teasing Elle relentlessly. I adored every character as Blevins brought them to life.
Blevins did a fantastic job weaving a tale that sits on the dangerous line of scrumptiously appealing and dangerously 'you-need-towels-for-various-reasons' delicious.
I instantly fell in love with this. I mean, cupcakes and nerds? Who wouldn't fall in love?
Blevins had me laughing out loud on damn near every page!!! (My first 5* read of 2017!)
Elle is this awkward college student. She's an introvert, a baker, and love to dress in a quirky style. She's super reserved, but I loved watching her transform into this kinky, cupcake goddess. I could relate to her on so many different levels. This sucked me in and I devoured this yummy book.
And Oliver. Where in heaven's name did he come from? I wanted to gobble him right up, right now. He is totally my new book boyfriend. Even if he did hum The Imperial March... ;-) My heart swelled during his cupcake scenes, and his tutor lessons.
By the time this was over, I had tears waiting to spill over. I loved each and every one of the scenes. Even the simple ones with Sloan and Ava, teasing Elle relentlessly. I adored every character as Blevins brought them to life.
Blevins did a fantastic job weaving a tale that sits on the dangerous line of scrumptiously appealing and dangerously 'you-need-towels-for-various-reasons' delicious.