Adult Assembly Required | 
pickLaura moved to LA to escape a controlling family and make a new start at Grad school. She‘s made homeless within one week and still dealing with past trauma. Enter Polly and Nina who befriend her and welcome her with open arms into their friendship circle. They accept her and protect her.
Such a warm, funny and heart warming story. I loved all the main characters. Each housemate was quirky in their own way and should have their own stories 4🌟
The POV in this changes so often, sometimes from one sentence to the next, that it's distracting from the story.
Thanks @Eggs for the #Two4Tuesday tag! 🤗
1️⃣ I honestly don‘t want a roommate but I guess I‘ll say Fitzwilliam Darcy in Pride and Prejudice so I could enjoy the grounds & library of Pemberley. 1️⃣
2️⃣ The boarding house in this book sounded absolutely charming & the group of roommates were fun too.
pickAfter reading 2 books that shattered me back-to-back, I knew I needed a frothy and fun palate cleanser. Abbi Waxman always fits that bill. And bonus: Nina Hill appears in this one too!
Actually starting this one today!
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When your drink matches your book! 🥤 🧡 Starting this one today! Needed a break from the heavy ones!
What are you reading today?!
I had gone almost halfway reading the tagged book before realising that Nina Hill made a comeback in Adult Assembly Required, though not as the main character but as a friend of the main character, Laura Costello. It made a nice read but I can't understand why it took so long for me to finish reading it.
I hand painted these faux ball which I used to decorate a birthday cake while I listened to some parts of the tagged 📕😉
It was a sad truism of her work that not everyone who needs help wants help, and not everyone who gets help uses it.
pickI can‘t tell you how much I needed a light & fun book this month & this one delivered. Another great #SundayBuddyRead pick. It‘s a follow up to The Bookish Life of Nina Hill & just as enjoyable (I‘d read Nina first if you haven‘t as many of the characters have big roles or just pop up here.) I am a sucker for found family stories & the one that Laura finds when she moves from NYC to Los Angeles for grad school is a quirky & lovable one. All the ⬇️
pickHappy Friday 🎉🎉 finished this for #sundaybuddyread and I‘m really happy with how it all wrapped up. This is touted as a stand alone book but I consider it a sequel to The Bookish Life of Nina Hill. Most of the lovely characters from Nina are in this and I‘m happy to see them. We meet some new people in AAR and I hope there are further developments from this lovely part of the bookverse coming our way
pickWe re-enter the world of Nina Hill but from a different perspective. Laura, decides to make a change in her life and moves across the country to attend grad school. The friends she makes helps her to find herself while recovering from a trauma. It‘s much more lighthearted than I‘m making it sound, but also delves into the seriousness of life and the problems we all deal with. Quite enjoyed this world and was happy to go back. #sundaybuddyread
My favorite read from last week was our #SUNDAYBUDDYREAD 🤓 I loved the quirky characters.
pick#SundayBuddyRead Libby is getting ready to take this one back so after our chat this morning I devoured the final section. I won‘t give anything away 🤫🤫🤫but this was a fun month. Thanks for choosing this one @TheBookHippie !!!🧡🧡🧡
pickHad to finish this early to return it to the library & I‘m ok with that. I couldn‘t wait to read ahead 🤓. I love these characters & I‘m ready for a Polly book. I‘m looking forward to our next #SUNDAYBUDDYREAD discussion.
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pick4/5 ⭐️ Cute story and loveable characters! Definitely need to read Nina Hill as Nina and Polly were my favorite characters! #sundaybuddyread
