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I love your voice 😊

I just finished reading Wolf at the Table and have very similar feelings as you . I could not put this book down. It was so eerie the way Myra encountered the various serial killers in her life. I thought the beginning was genius and I had this feeling of dread while reading about Myra & her encounter with the handsome blond. Loved this book and also can't stop thinking about it. I am giving side eyes to all unusual men I encounter. LOL. I just discovered your book review tube & am looking forward to listening to your backlist book reviews.

Aww this is one of the books I really want to read! But I have to wait for it to be translated in Korean 😂 thanks for your review though!

it was a snoozefest after the first chapter

I love this approach to reviews. The "if you like ____ then you'll like this." It's helpful. Play It As It Lays has been on my tbr for ages now but have yet to get to it. I've added a few others now based on these recommendations Thank you!

I read this in June and I'm so happy I found someone else who's talking about it! Thank you for sharing your thoughts!!

Can’t waaaaaaaaaaait❤🎉😊

I've just finished this book today, and omg. The cry I cried - what you said about her way of depicting human relationships and addiction and mental health. I could not get enough of the book. I LOVED it.

This is my favorite out of the 3 from Carley Fortune, I just finished it today. I agree it was warm and cozy!

Totally agree with you on everything except the so called miscommunication "trope." I feel line this one was done really well. It made sense for the characters to act like that. She set the stage for it, you know. And out of all the tropes, this one is the best for me because, as someone who has had a few relationships ruined by lack of communication, I think it's totally realistic. Idk. Thoughts? On another note, the one thing I didn't like about this book was the characters' ages. I feel like they behaved more like mid to late 20s than mid 30s. It made me cringe every time I remembered their age compared to how they were behaving in general. But maybe that's just my late 30s bitter self.

I really loved this one! The whole read-a-thon was fun element to the story.

Your have to read Funny Story by Emily Henry!

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reading this right now! sending 🤍 from malaysia xxx ☁️

Wonderful review if a great book!

I’m from Hong Kong,I am looking for a novels recently,and now I’m gonna buy this one😆thanks!!💪🏻💪🏻

Great review! It’s one of my favorite EmHen books. I absolutely related to Daphne’s love of the library, and I was that kid who has her mom pick her up from the public library after school. I also struggled with family caring about public image and understood Miles 🥹

I just finished this book and really enjoyed it. Felt the relationship was not as silly and fluffy as previous Emily Henry books. Loved the library setting too!

What are the ages of the male/female leads? Thats a determining factor for me.

Thank u for the video! I’m currently searching my next read. Saludos desde Mexico City ❤

I used to read more romance books, but I started to feel like they were all getting too repetitive and nonsense, and I gave up on them for some time, until Emily Henry happened and literally resurrected the genre for me. However, she also set the bar too high, and sort of ruined all the other romance authors for me… 😂. I really liked Carley Fortune’s first book, tho. Unfortunately, I can’t say the same about the second, which I thought was just meh. And I’m glad that you enjoyed the next one and managed to make me add it to my TBR. Other romance that I did read last year and kind of enjoyed, but not so much, was “The Seven Year Slip” by Ashley Poston. It has a time travel element that’s interesting. But, truth is, I’ve been very selective regarding romances nowadays.

This is her best book, it was PERFECTION. Loved this video and seeing your face on booktube!

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I can’t wait to read this one.