Dear Emma | 
pickThis was between a so-so and a pick, because none of the characters were likeable and nothing really happened. I'm going with a pick because despite how annoying the main character was, I found myself relating to her in some ways, and overall I found it entertaining...but I wouldn't exactly recommend it 😆 I added it to my TBR a while ago after loving the authors first book, and I'm glad I was finally able to cross it off my list 🤗
bailedIn the third chapter and I‘m close to bailing. Harriet is awful and stalker-ish and I‘ve yet to see any reason to care about her situation.
Update: I just skimmed through some intervening chapters to discover Harriet is the same booze-soaked, poor-decision-making mess throughout; then read the ending and learned I don‘t care.
Changed from blurb to review, and officially DNFed my #bookspin for August.
Well, @TheAromaofBooks has done her divining, and the book gods chose Dear Emma for #bookspin and How to Teach Your Children Shakespeare for #doublespin!
panHave you ever had a friend go on and on telling you about their day or about an old relationship, while you keep wanting to say "and you're telling me this because...?" Well, that's this book in a nutshell. A college junior dates a guy for a couple weeks, then he stops responding to her texts. She then obsesses over his social media accounts & whines to her friends. While there are relatable moments, the characters and story are one-dimensional.
Holy Cr*p! I've officially listened to over 100 audiobooks this year. 📚📚📚📚 This has been one seriously awesome year for CRUSHING all my reading goals. ☺️
Also, for all of those of you that were wondering..... No, I don't ever sleep. And yes, I do listen to them all on double speed.😉
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Here's my breakdown for #NovemberReads It was a very successful month of reading. ❤️ Soooo many #GraphicNovels a good amount of #Audiobooks and only a handful of #PhysicalBooks and two #picturebooks at the very last minute. 💞
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Here's my breakdown for #NovemberReads It was a very successful month of reading. ❤️ Soooo many #GraphicNovels a good amount of #Audiobooks and only a handful of #PhysicalBooks and two #picturebooks at the very last minute. 💞
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#BookStats #November #LibraryLoans
panOof, I usually LOVE literary adaptions of classics in any form but this book was just too juvenile and lacked proper substance. A college advice columnist version of Emma that had so much promise and fell short. I hate giving books bad ratings but I struggled to finish this one.
pickCan't go wrong with an Austen-inspired story! I think this one is relatable for anyone who's been to college - it brought back fun (and not so fun) memories for me. It was generally light-hearted, but there were some more serious undertones as well. It's a quick read and was rather entertaining.
