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A review by jsbookishnook
Someone Just Like You by Meredith Schorr
4.0
This is a lighthearted and enjoyable read which I've come to expect from Meredith Schorr's writing!
Molly Blum's number one nemesis is her childhood rival Jude Stark. She grew up with their families being close and their parents being best friends. Unfortunately, she's now stuck planning a very special surprise anniversary party with both sets of parents with Jude.
Molly and Jude cannot get along and the prank wars ensue immediately. As they start to have to spend more and more time together, a friendship starts to develop between the two along with sparks. Meanwhile, Molly is also trying to deal with her overbearing boss in a career pivot, while coveting another position.
The chemistry starts to build and Molly and Jude realize they have been dating one another in one shape or form for years. The two have to heal their past, while they also decide how to move forward together and in their own journey of what they want out of life.
This one included Jewish rep which I adore from Meredith since it's always realistic. I found them dating their lookalikes super hilarious. It was also fun to see NYC as the backdrop and the fun adventures the couple had in the city.
Thank you to Forever Publishing for sending me the physical ARC as well as the e-ARC in exchange for my honest review.
Molly Blum's number one nemesis is her childhood rival Jude Stark. She grew up with their families being close and their parents being best friends. Unfortunately, she's now stuck planning a very special surprise anniversary party with both sets of parents with Jude.
Molly and Jude cannot get along and the prank wars ensue immediately. As they start to have to spend more and more time together, a friendship starts to develop between the two along with sparks. Meanwhile, Molly is also trying to deal with her overbearing boss in a career pivot, while coveting another position.
The chemistry starts to build and Molly and Jude realize they have been dating one another in one shape or form for years. The two have to heal their past, while they also decide how to move forward together and in their own journey of what they want out of life.
This one included Jewish rep which I adore from Meredith since it's always realistic. I found them dating their lookalikes super hilarious. It was also fun to see NYC as the backdrop and the fun adventures the couple had in the city.
Thank you to Forever Publishing for sending me the physical ARC as well as the e-ARC in exchange for my honest review.