DNF - PG 7
Why?
In an effort to get clear of some of these books that I have on my kindle that I honestly have no idea why or how I have them, I've been attempting to read some of them. At least this one I did make a handful of pages of.
The truth is, though, I don't know why I ever thought a book where one of the MC's was a makeup vlogger would be a good match for me. If I was ever in the mood for this, and I must have been, I should have read it when I got it. Because, honestly, this is not my thing. At all.
Emmy Engberts writes sweet romances that you can read over and over again and Colour Her (Easily Distracted Media, 979-8629838043, 2020) is no different.
Colour is the third book in the “Flowers and Keyboards” series and tells Mya's story, Elliot's best friend. I have to say I had no clue that Mya could be shy (laugh). It was such a delight to see this side of her.
Mya and Amber's story is awkward, funny, and to reuse the word again: sweet. You will learn a lot about vlogging and makeup then you will ever want to know (laugh). Engberts is the expert on research.
Engberts is also awesome at giving readers real characters who just happen to fall in love.
I received an ARC of this book and I am writing a review without prejudice and voluntarily.