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A review by spiritmadeofstars
Love, Theoretically by Ali Hazelwood
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
lighthearted
reflective
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
4.25
I really enjoyed this one.
I usually lose myself to fantastical scenarios, but with Ali, I can plunge myself into the real world, care about real people problems, and I still feel so deeply for the characters.
I really enjoyed the characters here, Elsie was a complicated girlie, and still is, and that's just so- human. I like it. And Jack, so caring and aware. Looking and seeing.
I liked that these characters actually managed to talk, to realize what their feelings are and work them out.
This is my second Ali's book, I read The Love Hypothesis back when it was on the fan site (though I don't think I finished it then, because I read too mu h fanfiction at the same time and then forget about some) and I feel like I need to read more of her works.
I usually lose myself to fantastical scenarios, but with Ali, I can plunge myself into the real world, care about real people problems, and I still feel so deeply for the characters.
I really enjoyed the characters here, Elsie was a complicated girlie, and still is, and that's just so- human. I like it. And Jack, so caring and aware. Looking and seeing.
I liked that these characters actually managed to talk, to realize what their feelings are and work them out.
This is my second Ali's book, I read The Love Hypothesis back when it was on the fan site (though I don't think I finished it then, because I read too mu h fanfiction at the same time and then forget about some) and I feel like I need to read more of her works.