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The Love Hypothesis
by Ali Hazelwood
Reread October 2021: Did I already download the audio for a reread? Yes. NO REGRETS. I think I loved it even more because I knew what was coming and it's just so gosh dang sweet.
ABSOLUTELY ADORED.
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You might have seen that this book has A LOT OF HYPE.
THE HYPE IS WORTH IT.
I feel like I should just end my review there.
But, I’ll dive in a little bit deeper. The grump and sunshine trope was perfect. Adam and Olive were off the charts in banter and forced proximity moments where you know they’re both feeling it. I couldn’t get enough of each interaction they had. Those coffee dates were EVERYTHING. Not to mention I love a good, who did this to you, moment and TLH definitely had one for the books. Adam is the grumpy cinnamon roll of my bookish romance dreams and wow would I have loved getting chapters from his POV too.
I did notice some repetitive phrasing (like how many times Adam called Olive a smart-a**), and the spice was eh for me. But those were minor complaints in comparison to the whole. This had everything I love about romance books. Combining an engaging plot that supports the romance + plenty of times where swooning was the only applicable emotion. All of my heartstrings were tugged by the last page (because who doesn’t love a good confession moment?!).
The setting in STEM was amazing and the side characters greatly supported the plot. Every single thing just worked for this book. I consumed it because it’s nothing short of one of my top romance reads for 2021.
Overall audience notes:
- Contemporary romance
- Language: some strong
- Romance: kisses to very open door
- Trigger/Content Warnings: sexual harassment, sexism, death of a parent recounted
ABSOLUTELY ADORED.
BLOG || INSTAGRAM
You might have seen that this book has A LOT OF HYPE.
THE HYPE IS WORTH IT.
I feel like I should just end my review there.
But, I’ll dive in a little bit deeper. The grump and sunshine trope was perfect. Adam and Olive were off the charts in banter and forced proximity moments where you know they’re both feeling it. I couldn’t get enough of each interaction they had. Those coffee dates were EVERYTHING. Not to mention I love a good, who did this to you, moment and TLH definitely had one for the books. Adam is the grumpy cinnamon roll of my bookish romance dreams and wow would I have loved getting chapters from his POV too.
I did notice some repetitive phrasing (like how many times Adam called Olive a smart-a**), and the spice was eh for me. But those were minor complaints in comparison to the whole. This had everything I love about romance books. Combining an engaging plot that supports the romance + plenty of times where swooning was the only applicable emotion. All of my heartstrings were tugged by the last page (because who doesn’t love a good confession moment?!).
The setting in STEM was amazing and the side characters greatly supported the plot. Every single thing just worked for this book. I consumed it because it’s nothing short of one of my top romance reads for 2021.
Overall audience notes:
- Contemporary romance
- Language: some strong
- Romance: kisses to very open door
- Trigger/Content Warnings: sexual harassment, sexism, death of a parent recounted