Name: How to Love Your Neighbor
Rating: 3.46969696969697 (33 reviews)
ISBN: 9781250624185

Sophie Sullivan

How to Love Your Neighbor is a high-concept enemies-to-lovers rom com from sparkling romance author Sophie Sullivan...

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How to Love Your Neighbor

Overall it was a fun read, with a touch of HGTV. I think there were a lot of cute parts, but it was lacking depth for me. No epilogue, which always makes me big sad. 

Overall it was a fun read, with a touch of HGTV. I think there were a lot of cute parts, but it was lacking depth for me. No epilogue, which always makes me big sad. 

0/5 🌶️ 

Off page romance. Need I say more? 

Courtney

3.5⭐️. A sunshine meets grump + enemies to lovers romance novel with house renos gallore. A cute romcom about neighbors who go from hating one another to working together on remodeling one of their houses to falling head over heels. Grace & Noah help one another step out of the shadows of their lousy parents and build who they want to be along side each other.

sydney

*4.5
This book is really cute but I feel like I needed a bit more of them actually arguing and having the enemies part of the book. I think that the manipulating part should have lasted a bit longer but maybe that's just me. 

I recieved an arc from netgalley.

Shereen Evans

This was such a fun and cute read. From the beginning it had me hooked and just what I needed over the holiday weekend. Grace inherited her grandparents house on the beach and decides to move into it so she doesn't have to pay rent but her neighbor Noah is wanting to buy her house and get out from under his fathers shadow. There were times that I did not enjoy Noah's character. It was a slow burn of Enemies to Lovers but overall it was a good one. Normally I am not a fan of contemporary romance but have been dipping my toes into it. 

Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for the ARC. This review is my opinion and mine alone.

Heather Harrington

If you mixed The Hating Game with an interior design show on HGTV, you would get this book. It had all the aspects I enjoy from a hate-to-love trope. Grace and Noah couldn't be more different which leads to a lot of head-butting, but after they take the time to get to know one another, they realize they aren't so different. There was this sweetness to their relationship that felt very tender and vulnerable, and I liked them together, despite their stubborn moments. I would've liked to have seen the nagging banter stretched out a teensy bit more before they got together, but that's just me being nit-picky. Aside from Noah and Grace's relationship, I also liked the interior design aspect as well as the secondary characters. While it didn't knock me off my feet, I still think it was a cute read.

Kourtney

In this fun enemies-to-lovers romp, we meet Grace. She’s just barely getting by as she finishes up her degree in interior design. Surprise! She has inherited a house from relatives she has never really met before. And wouldn’t you know it, her mom wants the house too. Then we meet Noah. Ahhhh Noah…you know the type. His money talks and if that doesn’t work, then he falls back on his charm. He’s broken away from his father’s business and is trying to make it on his own. It’s not so easy, but it could be if he could JUST. BUY. THE. HOUSE. NEXT. DOOR. I think you can guess who lives there 🤣

In a move no one saw coming, Grace and Noah both begin to work together for a redecorating project featured in a huge magazine that can really launch both their careers, if they can just work together!

I loved this story from start to finish. I’ve heard that Sophie’s first novel features Noah’s brother, so now I must go and read all about him too!

I loved the mix of viewpoints for both Grace and Noah, especially when they would be together, but then leaving each other to deal with their respective family. The romance is Hallmark worthy, and I couldn’t turn the pages fast enough.

My only complaint was that when the book ended, I still wanted to know what happened next, and after that, and then after that. I didn’t want to leave this world!

Now I must go finish the book I’ve been reading so I can devour Ten Rules for Faking It!

Chelsea Breher

I received a copy of How to Love Your Neighbor via netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

Overall it was a quick, simple, cute read. It was a total fluff read, nothing to serious or difficult to read. An enemies (rivals) to love story that was light hearted and overall adorable. The characters were described as having a lot of chemistry but it wasn't shown very well, a lot of fade to black was shown. 

I'd give it about a 3.5 which goodreads doesn't allow 😂

Samantha Palencia

How to Love your Neighbor was a cute, fun read. It was definitely more of a light read but did have a few moments of drama. I did find myself a little tired of how much back and forth was happening between the main characters, though I found myself smiling over how sweet some moments. Overall, I really found it to be an enjoyable read.

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