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A review by reader4evr
The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight by Jennifer E. Smith
4.0
I thought I was going to fall head over heels with this book but sadly I didn't. Don't get me wrong, I liked it but I didn't love it but it didn't give me butterflies in the stomach which I was hoping it would.
The whole concept of the book was really interesting and it reminded me of the movie Serendipity.
I liked Hadley and Oliver. Both characters that I liked and wanted to know more about but also a great couple. Even though Hadley is 12 yrs younger than me, I could relate with her with the whole parent divorce situation. She was that kind of character that I felt like she could be a great friend. I also really liked Oliver, such a sweet boy and kind of reminded me of Etienee from Anna and the french kiss. Wasn't a fan of Hadley's dad.
In the end, I was glad that after Hadley went to see Oliver in London that he came and saw her at the wedding. I was nervous when I was down to only a couple chapters left that he wouldn't come back. I liked how some of the chapters ended and kept you wanting to read more to find out what happens.
The whole concept of the book was really interesting and it reminded me of the movie Serendipity.
I liked Hadley and Oliver. Both characters that I liked and wanted to know more about but also a great couple. Even though Hadley is 12 yrs younger than me, I could relate with her with the whole parent divorce situation. She was that kind of character that I felt like she could be a great friend. I also really liked Oliver, such a sweet boy and kind of reminded me of Etienee from Anna and the french kiss. Wasn't a fan of Hadley's dad.
In the end, I was glad that after Hadley went to see Oliver in London that he came and saw her at the wedding. I was nervous when I was down to only a couple chapters left that he wouldn't come back. I liked how some of the chapters ended and kept you wanting to read more to find out what happens.