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I also just read a book Bromance that reminded me of this book. This one feels a little bit more like campy and humorous. To me, they kind of feel similar in some ways. If you enjoyed Bromance, I would recommend this one.

For the most part, though, this book was delightful from beginning to end for me. There's amazing character work in here. There's this really nice redemption arc where this main character gets the second chance at life. Currently, after having just finished this book, I'm giving it a 4.5 out of five stars.

I used to have this book specifically back when I first started BookTube, but I tried reading it back in the day and I just could never find myself getting into it.

I started it last night and I am already obsessed. It is the sweetest thing ever. It's giving me all the feel good vibes and that's exactly what I wanted.

It was delightful and it straight up had me all up in my feelings, which I personally love when a book has me all up in my feelings. It's just a very layered story with a lot going on.

I just finished reading this book and it was so freaking good. This is a story of Grace who at one point in her life had an amazing friend group, a girlfriend, and a path that would lead her to a football scholarship.

Finished reading broanty and I had such a good time with this book. This is the story of best friends Juniper and Mo who end up on a quest to track down a dragon after Juniper accidentally volunteers the pair.

There was something about it that just like grabbed me and held my attention. Not saying it was a perfect book because I have my complaints, but I have my complaints with every book ever.

And I did really enjoy sort of like the creature fay aspect of this book. There are a lot of interesting creatures that we encounter throughout the story, and I did really enjoy that aspect of it, but there were some things outside of that I found myself underwhelmed by.

I loved this short story collection. It wasn't necessarily a five-star for me. It was more of a four-star rating, but I really loved it.

I have yet to read the sequel. I need to read it because I loved this book so much. It's full of whimsy and weirdness, and it takes place in the sort of like dream world that like really loved.

I read Divine Rivals at the beginning of this year and was quite literally obsessed with it, and I was like, Oh, I'm going to turn around and read the sequel immediately.

honestly reminds me of the book Twice Shy, which is the book that had me fall in love with the romance genre

I recently read Kate Quinn's The Briar Club and that book, I'm not going to say that the house is like a character throughout the novel, but it definitely has a presence. It definitely feels like a character and I loved that element within that book.

I read this one earlier this year and I really enjoyed it. Like I had a fun time with it. But reader beware, it is messy, it is dramatic, and it is unhinged at times. But that's exactly why I enjoyed it.

I love and adored Pax. It's such a good story, very sad, but very good.

I've read Divine Rivals and I read A River Enchanted. I'm just finding that I am really drawn to Rebecca Ross' books.

This was five out of five stars. Brilliant, amazing, beautiful, wonderful. I love it. I love the way that it explores grief.

I loved First Time Collar. Like that's one of those books where I was just like having all the happy golucky feelings while reading it and I want to experience that again.

This is a book that I despised. It sort of lacks a plot... you've got all these characters that really have a lack of development... So, I do not recommend Dinner at the Night Library.

Cuz I was bored out of my mind with those first two chapters... So, I gave it the big old DNF.

And it was a banger for me. Like I love this book. I don't care what nobody says. It worked for me. It's so full of heart and love and coffee and greatness and time travel and I love it so much.

I think the last one that I read or the last one that's even coming to mind is called Six Wakes and that one was like excellent. It's a space adventure about these clones that were created of people who have been murdered and they must track down their murderer.

I did enjoy The Maze Runner book back in the day, back when I read it. Would I enjoy it today? I'm not sure. Probably not going to reread it to be honest, but I remember thinking that they just did a fantastic job with the movie, making the story a lot more interesting.