“I stared at him. He stared back. ‘It’s weird, isn’t it?’ he asked softly. ‘When someone thinks they know you.’”

Goodness. I binged this book in less than a day because I just could not put it down. Funny You Should Ask is perfect for fans of Taylor Jenkins Reid, full of angsty romance and well-crafted dialogue. I loved the way this story unraveled, as it was set up over two weekends with alternating then and now timelines. Chani was such a fun and relatable main character because while she’s a witty and confident, she’s also incredibly awkward. The tension that builds between her and Gabe in the book is tiiiggghhhhttttt. It’s clear they’re meant for each other, but watching it play out slowly was kind of tormenting but also wonderful. Be ready for an emotional rollercoaster where you’ll laugh at Chani trying to fall asleep in a dog bed during an actor’s house party, be fanning yourself during a certain club scene, and tearing up over proclamations of love.

Thank you to Dell and Randomhouse - Ballantine for the copy of this book.