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3.84 AVERAGE
3.84 AVERAGE
You need to read this!! It's very cute and you fall in love with all the people she wrote about! Plus, it's very funny and I could't stop laughing!! ^_^
very cute story, not really original and kinda predictable but still a fun read :D
Fucking love it. i'm afraid that I'm loving contemporaries what is wrong with me. booktalk on the way on leblog.
I frickin' adored this book, like I always adore Miss Orams work.
lol I found my old kindle and this was a book that I remember I read over and over when I had it so decided to run it back for nostalgia purposes. veryyyy easy read but it was a cute lil romance & I can see why I liked it so much
A suprisingly sweet book. It is a teen romance but don't let that put you off, the guy in this book is adorable and seems excellent at supporting Avery, even when she doesnt want his support. I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Its a light and fun read.
Really cute YA book! What happens when the geeks and the jocks collide? This quirky, yet realistic, story.
Aiden and Avery were born on the same day to mother's that are best friends....that meant they grew up together doing everything and were each other's best friend. That all changed when Aiden found a girlfriend. Let's just say things didn't go well for some time.
I enjoyed this story and the back and forth with the chapters between Avery and Grayson. I liked seeing each other's perspective on the situation and how things were going. I liked how Grayson realized that sometimes what you want or need is right in front of you.
A character that sort of steals the show is Libby, Avery's best friend. She is a geek, but she is boy crazy especially for Grayson's friend Owen. I think Owen doesn't know what to do with her. Their story may be a minor part, but it is comical, to say the least. The next book in this series is her story.
This also shares the seven stages of grief in a way that many can understand and perhaps give us a better understanding of what people go through and how they could become stalled at different stages.
Aiden and Avery were born on the same day to mother's that are best friends....that meant they grew up together doing everything and were each other's best friend. That all changed when Aiden found a girlfriend. Let's just say things didn't go well for some time.
I enjoyed this story and the back and forth with the chapters between Avery and Grayson. I liked seeing each other's perspective on the situation and how things were going. I liked how Grayson realized that sometimes what you want or need is right in front of you.
A character that sort of steals the show is Libby, Avery's best friend. She is a geek, but she is boy crazy especially for Grayson's friend Owen. I think Owen doesn't know what to do with her. Their story may be a minor part, but it is comical, to say the least. The next book in this series is her story.
This also shares the seven stages of grief in a way that many can understand and perhaps give us a better understanding of what people go through and how they could become stalled at different stages.
This was a very entertaining and funny book. I found myself laughing quite a few times, and the romance between Grayson and Avery was incredibly cute. I also loved the whole idea of the science experiment about the stages of heartbreak despite the fact that it seemed a bit far fetched to me, but this book is supposed to be humorous and isn't meant to be taken that seriously. I was also happy that the book was written from the perspective of both Grayson and Avery, and let me tell you, being in Grayson's head was hilarious.
One thing I didn't like was the way Avery's friend Libby (at least I think that's her name) was portrayed. At first she seemed to be the snarky but kind best friend, and I liked the tension between her and Grayson's best friend Oliver. However as the book went on, Libby's character became worse since she ended up turning into a boy crazy weirdo that was only sometimes funny, and acted like a cougar around Oliver. My description of her may seem weird but if you read the book, you'll get what I'm trying to say. I mean, confidence around those who seem more popular and powerful is nice, but Libby's interactions with Oliver were done in bad taste. Another pet peeve I have is the fact that
Note: there is some mild swearing/innuendo, but it's not a lot in the book.
Overall, 3.5 stars
One thing I didn't like was the way Avery's friend Libby (at least I think that's her name) was portrayed. At first she seemed to be the snarky but kind best friend, and I liked the tension between her and Grayson's best friend Oliver. However as the book went on, Libby's character became worse since she ended up turning into a boy crazy weirdo that was only sometimes funny, and acted like a cougar around Oliver. My description of her may seem weird but if you read the book, you'll get what I'm trying to say. I mean, confidence around those who seem more popular and powerful is nice, but Libby's interactions with Oliver were done in bad taste. Another pet peeve I have is the fact that
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in the end, Grayson and his brother never become close because of what happened with Avery. I personally hate the fact that the book had to end like that, because it seems like it's promoting the fact that a fight over a girl is a good reason to end a sibling relationship. That seems irrational, and I hate that it wasn't resolvedNote: there is some mild swearing/innuendo, but it's not a lot in the book.
Overall, 3.5 stars