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I love this book and that love only grows every time I reread it. 


I first read this book last summer and really enjoyed it and that hasn’t changed. This book I also think was a key one in getting me into romance books which I am now reading loads of. I recently just needed some comfort and that’s what this book was so I reread it and had such a good time doing so. 


I love Nora and how her dynamic with her sister, Libby, is such a key part of this book, especially as an older sister myself, it’s just something I love to read about.
I also love the fact that this book is about people who also love books and have that common interest, it makes my bookish heart so happy and is definitely one of the reasons that I love this book so much. Books are a key part of the plot!
As you can probably expect I am a major fan of the romance between Nora and Charlie as well, it’s just something that really enjoy reading about.
To be fair I absolutely love everything about this book for so many reasons. 


Does this review have any logic to it? No. Is it at all conclusive? Not really. Do I care? No. Do I recommend this book? Definitely!!


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