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  • Doha
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  • 04-23-18

Messy Book With Really Bad Narration

What a huge disappointment for a highly anticipated book for me :((
I was really ready to devour this book because the plot seemed so adorable .. but it was just a big mess and nothing really happened .. they were just whining the entire time and I couldn't get into their "deep" conversations because they sounded SO random to me.. the best character I liked was Jude and I wish if she had found some solace in the end but other than that I was really bored and I didn't like the story at all

The narration didn't help either .. the female was ok but the guy's narration made me sleep several times .. he is so monotone that I couldn't get who is talking
can't recommend this book at all

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Finally YA that doesn’t make you cringe.

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Meh

Story was fine and I might have enjoyed it more if I were actually reading the book the narration really didn’t work here. Penny’s voice was grating, the accents and voices she did for other characters were terrible and distracting. Sam’s voice was a little too deep and soothing. Didn’t seem to fit the character and was too monotonous. Also it’s a book that relies a lot on text messages and when the narrators are reading the texts literally, abbreviations and all, meaning they literally said “IDK” instead of “I don’t know,” it was very annoying

But it could have been a cute rom com. Could have been.

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Tad disappointing, but still enjoyed!

When I first about the book, I read the plot and was hooked! However, I didn't feel like the story lived up to the plot as well as it could. Yet, I still enjoyed it! Took a few chapters to get into it, but once I did, I couldn't stop.