so-soThis is pretty cute. It focuses on how two grad students transition from friends to girlfriends, with disability rep and plenty of tasty food mixed in.
In a lot of ways, though, it‘s too real. Simkiss peppers the text with the sort of small talk that happens in everyday life but doesn‘t add much to our understanding of the characters or drive the story forward. The book could‘ve used more emotional cues in place of this conversational padding.
This is the kind of thing people say when their snow rests light on the ground and melts quickly. When you‘ve gotta shovel it, drive in it, navigate sidewalks rendered near impassable by it, and cope with the massive amount of slush it creates when it finally melts in spring, you look at snow a bit differently.
TLDR: I‘m the wrong audience for your snow-love. To hell with snow.
If only.....!
so-so3🌟! If you're looking for a short and super fluffy f/f with #mentalhealth rep (anxiety, adhd), a chubby Hispanic character who loves food, and explicit consent THIS IS FOR YOU! The only reason I gave it a so-so is bc I felt it was too dialogue heavy and used a lot of space for recipes instead of the f/f interaction. Could def be a 4/5 depending on who reads it
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Up next for reading is Learning Curves! It's actually for a blog tour, which I haven't done in some time now. Review will be up on the blog Tuesday 8/14 but I'll drop an update when I'm midway through the book 😊😊😊 #amreading
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