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So I said I was moving to serious books, but I couldn‘t resist this sweet, closed door romance between two high school English teachers (be still, my heart). The banter was cute, not overly sweet, and Miles was the most perfectly sarcastic yet sweet romantic lead. I loved it! ❤️❤️❤️

I caught myself grinning big through this romance. While it stayed true to its trope, there were a couple twists. I was irritated at her overreactions in the beginning, but the amount of humor made it all better. Olive hates the new English teacher, who takes joy in humiliating her. Yet, Miles‘ name is the one who slips over her lips when she is inventing a fake boyfriend so her family doesn‘t push her back with her emotionally abusive ex..

I want to go to Vermont.

Got a few fun things done! Holiday cards, fun drink, tv, and movies and of course some reading! #wintergames #snowflakesquad

This was so charming. I thought there was a decent amount of humor thrown in, while still being a cute love story. I love the enemies-to-lovers trope, plus he fell first.

Holiday festivities have begun!

I downloaded and finished Faking Christmas in one day on audio, & it is such a feel-good enemies to lovers! Yet it still tackles some deeper subject matter like grief without derailing the romantic momentum. The best part, there‘s no annoying communication issue break-up plot as is always the case with this trope. This definitely got me in the Christmas spirit, and I recommend for anyone wanting a young Hallmark-esque story. It‘s vanilla & sweet!