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Good for You by Camille Pagán
3.0
I received this book courtesy of NetGalley and Lake Union Publishing in exchange for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are of my own.
Following a mishap at her job, the main character Aly decides to spend some time in her late brother, Luke's house. But upon arrival she is shocked to find out that she will be sharing the space with her brother's best friend, Wyatt. Ultimately shocked, Aly has to learn to live with Wyatt, but is there a reason they've both ended up in the same place at the same time?
This book was a sweet quick read that I devoured in one sitting. With themes of grief, loss, and love, this book hit all the right places, making me 'aw' and also tear up many times.
I felt as though the characters were quite likeable (sometimes they were a little irritating, but hey, what can you do) and had depth to them.
Watching the character development and also the connection between the two main characters grow was great and I felt like I was silently cheering them on throughout the book.
Camille Pagán knows how to write. The way she uses words to tell the story is what kept me going. There is something about the way she writes that drew me in.
Not my favourite read, but definitely one to recommend for a light read!
Following a mishap at her job, the main character Aly decides to spend some time in her late brother, Luke's house. But upon arrival she is shocked to find out that she will be sharing the space with her brother's best friend, Wyatt. Ultimately shocked, Aly has to learn to live with Wyatt, but is there a reason they've both ended up in the same place at the same time?
This book was a sweet quick read that I devoured in one sitting. With themes of grief, loss, and love, this book hit all the right places, making me 'aw' and also tear up many times.
I felt as though the characters were quite likeable (sometimes they were a little irritating, but hey, what can you do) and had depth to them.
Watching the character development and also the connection between the two main characters grow was great and I felt like I was silently cheering them on throughout the book.
Camille Pagán knows how to write. The way she uses words to tell the story is what kept me going. There is something about the way she writes that drew me in.
Not my favourite read, but definitely one to recommend for a light read!