Loved itit was very interesting didn't really go where i thought it was going to go but like in a good way
The Falling in Love Montage (2020)
Others: Overwhelmingly positive - ISBN:
- 9780062957139
- Length:
- 376 pages
Genres: romance, young adult
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Loved itAnd i'm gonna put that in: the volume of this book is astronomical. Because that is an irish sapphic relationship book and i loved all of the irishness involved in that book because i was able to connect with the main character and also just the relationship was really cute. It gave me all of the rom-com feels and i just really enjoyed it.