Overall, the story and setting was cute and fun. The characters were loveable. The main thing that bothered me was I felt the mmc was unrealistic. Everything he said and did was "perfect" and that just turns me off. I thought the concept of having chapters being each day of the week long setting was creative.

I did love this quote from the book - 
"books should be windows, mirrors, and sliding glass doors"

The only thing I appreciated was that they gave lots of details for all the different kinds of breast pumps. Otherwise, I didn't super agree with most of the information in this book or it just didn't inspire me or rub my the right way.

Super cute cheesy paranormal romcom - something I could see like on Disney channel or abc family network if turned into a movie. The texts between Reggie and Freddie and letters/notes and diary entries were fun but I almost rather they were a separate super short chapter rather than starting off a chapter and going back to Cassie's pov. The only thing was that the ending was kinda underwhelming so that was the only disappointment but still a fun good easy read!

Beginning and end I enjoyed but the middle seemed a lot of the same thing happening and I felt indifferent. Reminded me vaguely of PS I Love You and I'm glad Robin was able to have the growth she needed in the end.

Small town, second chance, best friend's brother romance with a dual timeline and hea. 

I liked that the book was broken up into three parts and small references to the hunger games were fun to pick up on. 

I loved how patient Chase was with Eden and I thought her heros journey was very well written and told throughout the book. Proud of her and her growth!

Nostalgic read. This was one of my favorites as a kid. Adventurous lighthearted read with loveable characters.

A nostalgic classic reread. :)