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A review by rachelisathomas22
Say You'll Remember Me by Abby Jimenez
emotional
funny
hopeful
reflective
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.75
What happens when you go on a date with the love of your life and they're moving across the country the next day?
Samantha is witty and optimistic person, until the realities of her mom's condition hit her. Now, she's moving across the country to live in her grandma's house to live with her whole family so they can work together and take care of her mom. And to make matters more complicated, here comes Xavier, the hot veterinarian who she met after rescued a small kitten. When they first met, he was an ass. But after being quick to apologize and extremely straight forward, they find themselves on the best date of either of their lives the eve before her move. Now they have to ask themselves do they try to forget each other or make a stressful and difficult long distance relationship work.
I loved this story and these characters. They are complex and multi-faceted and incredibly lovable. Having recently seen what it looks like to take care of an older parent, Jimenez wrote Samantha and her family's story with such love and honesty illuminating the real challenges of trying to provide care to a family member. The love story between Samantha and Xavier is so sweet, bringing the best out of both of them when they're together and a lot for both of them to confront about themselves. You won't be disappointed in this beautiful story!
Samantha is witty and optimistic person, until the realities of her mom's condition hit her. Now, she's moving across the country to live in her grandma's house to live with her whole family so they can work together and take care of her mom. And to make matters more complicated, here comes Xavier, the hot veterinarian who she met after rescued a small kitten. When they first met, he was an ass. But after being quick to apologize and extremely straight forward, they find themselves on the best date of either of their lives the eve before her move. Now they have to ask themselves do they try to forget each other or make a stressful and difficult long distance relationship work.
I loved this story and these characters. They are complex and multi-faceted and incredibly lovable. Having recently seen what it looks like to take care of an older parent, Jimenez wrote Samantha and her family's story with such love and honesty illuminating the real challenges of trying to provide care to a family member. The love story between Samantha and Xavier is so sweet, bringing the best out of both of them when they're together and a lot for both of them to confront about themselves. You won't be disappointed in this beautiful story!