I could not tell you what was going on in this book, lord have mercy; this one just wasn't for me.

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I adore this book, the writing, and musicals/plays/theater in general.

DNF'd

I read 30% of the book and just wasn't feeling the characters, plot, conflict, etc... I love Hank Green this book just wasn't for me.

I love Alma Cuervo, her performance in this audiobook is phenomenal. I love her cadence, tone, and variation in her range. I fell in love with her work in The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo and this performance in Wandering Stars is very lovely!

4/5 ⭐️ Overall Rating
5/5 ⭐️ Writing Style
3/5 ⭐️ Characters/story

Writing Style

Benedict feels much less problematic than the other men but again, I was probably reading with rose colored glasses.

I can't wait for his season in the tv adaptation. EEEEK!!

Dear Reader, where do I even begin?

I can't get enough of Kanthony and their chemistry, reading this book made me take the show version of their characters and place them in an idealized perspective of the book.

I love Jenny Han's writing, I really adore this book and Lara Jean.

Dude this book is sad

This is one of my favorite books.

So cute and wholesome.

I really adore these illustrations, the style, the fall landscape scenes. This work was so stunning and such a sweet story.

I need some ghosturizer

Not as riveting as when I first read it in the 6th grade. Love the swap and change in ending, but so so sad

I can't stand Daisy.

TLDR; the book was okay, it wasn't awful, but it didn't impress me. Still going to watch the tv adaptation!!

So sad, beautifully written, poetic, devastating, and heavy.

Short, sweet, and straight to the point.

The section about self-reliance resonated quite a bit with me. I think I would have really adored this book so much more when it was initially released.