SIZZLIN' SUMMER BOOK TAG

The book itself is outdated, and the twist at the end, I was not here for it. Burn, baby, burn.

This is, in fact, a very short and sweet read. I gave it a three out of five stars, but my main complaint about this book is that it was just too short.

This was her debut adult novel, and I loved every second of it. She pairs her light-hearted and fluffy writing style with deep messages, and there's a lot of deep things that go on in this one.

I haven't felt passionate, like a fiery burning passion of just like intense love for a book since Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children, and I don't want to just like have that be my default answer.

And it is a very summery book, but it's also a very sad book, and just be in the right mindset if you're going to pick this one up and read it cuz like I don't know that I was in the right mindset cuz I was emo majority of this book.

This was just such a fun read. I feel like Suzanne Park does a fantastic job of just kind of implementing comedy throughout her books, and I really enjoyed those aspects.

This is actually like the perfect selection for this question, and that's because in this book we are seeing like all these different stories of different customers of the bookstore coming back to the bookstore to relive all these memories that they've had surrounding books, and it's so magical, like so magical.

And overall, I love The Lucky List. Again, I feel like more people should read this book because I feel like it's so very underrated.

I'm still reeling from this trilogy, honestly. Very much so has an explosive plot from beginning to end.

But this was so fresh, so bright, so happy. It just like completely pulled me out of that like slump that was coming over me.