4.25 stars ☆ i had a good time reading this, miss saffron never disappoints!!

3.5 stars. I was initially attracted to this book because of the best friend’s dad thing. While that is strictly true, it’s not really a theme of the book. This reads more like your typical age-gap romance. To start, I really liked Violet. I thought she was cute and quirky but as the book wore on, the more i found her to be immature. I didn’t really like Graham. I’m not entirely sure why. I think because he never really lets his feelings for Violet show, even though everything he does is for her. To be honest, I liked Brian a lot more than his dad. This was an okay book. Not as incredible as the recent best friend’s dad books I’ve read lately, but it’s not terrible either.

Graham me calienta más que el sol del verano

3.5 Dreamy ⭐️ • Please check trigger warnings • panic disorder, anxiety, panic attacks, graphic sexual scenes • age-gap romance I enjoyed this, really. It was sweeet in many ways. I loved Violet’s character, she was amusing and sweet with her headphones and journals and dancing and books. I loved that she dug deep into her feelings for Graham and realised she has the strength to do so much better, to be brave. Graham was cool. I’ve always loved partners with a protective streak especially if they’re older too. I loved that it took Violet to walk into his life like a storm and change him for the better. I love that he tried for her. What bothered me: - I really wished Violet would’ve realised her strength herself , that if didn’t take Graham to push her. (That’s just me 🤷🏻‍♀️) - The lack of diversity As a whole, I really liked this book. It explored some serious topics but not too dark, in a light hearted and understandable manner. I loved the romance and I loved Graham and Violet <3