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justkenzie 's review for:
This Is What Happy Looks Like
by Jennifer E. Smith
Okay. So this isn't the best book ever, but it didn't waste my time.
The story was witty and sweet. And while it was the fairytale feel; no way they happen to randomly meet and fall in love, no way that's the dilemma, etc. It's okay to just go with it and accept the fairytale. Because the characters were like-able, and Jennifer E. Smith was able to show some of their flaws and weaknesses along with what makes the reader care about them as good normal people.
Not much left to say. I wanted an utterly fluffy romantic witty book, and that's what I got so I'm not disappointed. Ellie and Graham were great characters (and I love characters so it's a mandatory aspect.) ...and now I'm realizing that my brain decided to kind of drop out because it's night/morning and I'm actually pretty tired. Night. Ah sleep. And now I have fodder for sweet dreams.
P.S. I do plan to try more Jennifer E. Smith books, so that's a good sign right?
P.P.S. This book is probably 2.5 stars; since part of me wants to gag when I scroll past it on my shelves. Why. I dunno. But I do. So, 2.5...2.7.
The story was witty and sweet. And while it was the fairytale feel; no way they happen to randomly meet and fall in love, no way that's the dilemma, etc. It's okay to just go with it and accept the fairytale. Because the characters were like-able, and Jennifer E. Smith was able to show some of their flaws and weaknesses along with what makes the reader care about them as good normal people.
Not much left to say. I wanted an utterly fluffy romantic witty book, and that's what I got so I'm not disappointed. Ellie and Graham were great characters (and I love characters so it's a mandatory aspect.) ...and now I'm realizing that my brain decided to kind of drop out because it's night/morning and I'm actually pretty tired. Night. Ah sleep. And now I have fodder for sweet dreams.
P.S. I do plan to try more Jennifer E. Smith books, so that's a good sign right?
P.P.S. This book is probably 2.5 stars; since part of me wants to gag when I scroll past it on my shelves. Why. I dunno. But I do. So, 2.5...2.7.