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Loveable characters: Yes

i am begging sarah adler to not make me cry with her next book. 

the relationship in this book was basically perfect. i only wish millie had apologized to hollis for some of the things she said in a moment at the end. 
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i wish the epilogue had taken place further in the future so the reader could be assured that another situation like the one in this book was avoided 
emotional medium-paced
Strong character development: Yes
Loveable characters: Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus: Yes

something about books by authors named sarah just hits every time
the only thing i can say to describe this book is a single emoji, this one: ❤️‍🩹
also: this book made me cry
also also: would recommend the audiobook for this!
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very crazy rich asians vibes. i enjoyed this a lot!!! finished it in a few sittings because i couldnt put it down
emotional fast-paced
Diverse cast of characters: Yes
emotional tense medium-paced
Strong character development: Yes
Loveable characters: Yes
Diverse cast of characters: Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus: Yes

ali hazelwood i love you
emotional medium-paced

the writing isnt masterful, but the relationship is really sweet 
emotional informative medium-paced
Diverse cast of characters: Yes

thank you to net galley and the publisher for an arc!

I didn't love Valeria, one of the fmcs of this book. I did think the IBS rep for her character was done well, though. I did like Maeve, the other fmc. Well, I liked who she was for the last 80% of the book. In the first 20 or so percent, Maeve doesn't like Valeria, but when she starts to like Valeria, it's as if a switch flips and she becomes a completely different person instead of the same person but more open and kind. there was also a lot of technical jargon thrown around in this book, but most of it was interesting.

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