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onmalsshelf 's review for:
Funny You Should Ask
by Elissa Sussman
lighthearted
fast-paced
Strong character development:
No
Loveable characters:
No
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
Funny You Should Ask Me why I finished this.
Here’s the thing, I had decided to DNF but then needed a bit of a distraction.
What do I usually read when I need a distraction? Fan fiction.
What is this? Basically fan fiction of GQ article with zero acknowledgment of that said article.
Was great for a distraction but the romance had zero spark, the writing and dialogue was cringe, and there was basically no reasoning as to why the two people actually loved each other.
I was considering giving this two stars, but the ending left me wanting A LOT more. Actually this whole book left me wanting a lot more.
For better writing and romance, see AO3.
Here’s the thing, I had decided to DNF but then needed a bit of a distraction.
What do I usually read when I need a distraction? Fan fiction.
What is this? Basically fan fiction of GQ article with zero acknowledgment of that said article.
Was great for a distraction but the romance had zero spark, the writing and dialogue was cringe, and there was basically no reasoning as to why the two people actually loved each other.
I was considering giving this two stars, but the ending left me wanting A LOT more. Actually this whole book left me wanting a lot more.
For better writing and romance, see AO3.