Beth O'Leary

The Flat Share

Aida Nurellysa

She was a real rebel once. She refuses to wear a bra even to this day, when bras have become quite comfortable and women have mostly given up on fighting the power because Beyoncé is doing it for us.

A good book and cute premise! I loved the epilogue a lot and thought it was a wonderful way to wrap up the story!

Paige Leitner

Zajedno u stanu

High Fidelity

Simpatičan čik-lit. Počinje prilično blesavo sa dva glavna lika ali zatim se širi priča o tome šta se zapravo ozbiljno dešava u njihovim životima,i lepo se razvijaju sporedni likovi takodje. Imaju ličnosti,nisu od kartona što je fino. I onda zaplet,pa rasplet pa zaplet pa rasplet i tako u krug i kraj.

Well, that was a quick read. My only opinion on this book was at first, I got so confused at the writing style. I kept re-reading some part because I didn’t understand it. But after a few chapters, I got the hang of it. 

And don’t start with the POST-IT NOTES. It wass adorbssss 💖🥺. I kept reading it until I realize I was almost halfway finish with the book. It got me out of my reading slump, fs. 

tiffany 

Well, that was a quick read. My only opinion on this book was at first, I got so confused at the writing style. I kept re-reading some part because I didn’t understand it. But after a few chapters, I got the hang of it. 

And don’t start with the POST-IT NOTES. It wass adorbssss 💖🥺. I kept reading it until I realize I was almost halfway finish with the book. It got me out of my reading slump, fs. 

Amanda Wells

As I navigate back into the world of reading for fun after a 2 year slump, it has been fun to reapproach books and genres that I previously would have been afraid to be seen to read. I don't want to be seen as the kind of reader who reads romance! Oh god, please don't let me be a cliche! 
But, who cares.

This was a fun book! It had just the right amount of tension and drama for me. I believed the central relationship, and I loved the side characters - particularly the friends. The book included responsible commentary about emotional abuse, without it seeming entirely contrived. I was terribly worried about a certain plot point that might have pulled the rug out and stabbed me in the heart - however, the author spared the easy emotional knife, for which I'm grateful. 

I did find Leon's perspective a little difficult to get used to at the start, but that didn't last too long. I probably got a little used to it, and as his story progressed, his style of 'speech' similarly opened up for the reader. That turned an initial negative into something quite satisfying.

In all, it was a good, fun weekend read.

The Flat Share

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