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"Cute characters who are still flawed and relatable. "

"Now that I’ve finished it, it was just a very chaotic read. It wasn’t gripping or page turning. It was just words on a page. ⭐️⭐️"

"This book hit different and im all for it! We need friends like Jennifer and Beth, and we need the Chris to find our Lincoln 😩"

"read in two days "

"I actually really liked this despite the awareness that these people would go on to have <i>children</i> that are older than me. The premise is really well executed. Mixed media stories usually don't hit for me. Stories in texts and emails and letters and whatever else authors come up with usually feel constrained by the format they've put themselves in, but this time the story felt exactly how it was meant to be and I developed attachments to all the characters. In fact, I like Lincoln well enough and his story was fine (if a little on the nose for me because certain aspects of his life I can relate so hard to and there are certain parts that are basically my destiny) but I was actually more invested in Jennifer and Beth."

"Laughing out loud good! Love love love loved it! Great humor. Great story. Great characters! Great read!!!"

"The ending is super cheesey. Like never-in-a-million-years-would-this-actually-happen-but-awwwwe Cheesey. Lincoln is totally adorable and Beth and Jennifer are highly entertaining. Quick satisfying read. "

"This was an amazing book from beginning to end! The characters were funny, smart, and well rounded, and the conversations between Jennifer and Beth via email were my favorite parts. A cute must read. ♥️"

"Banter via email!"

"Does Rainbow Rowell live in my brain? I don’t know how she knows these things other wise. Or maybe I’m not as alone in my thoughts as I thought. Which is a very nice thought, I think, despite the repetitive nature of these last two sentences. <br/><br/>This was delightful. But if it was only delightful it would probably have been a 4 star read for me. This was more profound than that. I’ve always grouped Rainbow Rowell and John Green together in my mind (and trust me, I could not love the two of them more) because they are the type of authors that make me feel seen. They put beautiful words to my complex feelings and obsessive thoughts, and they make the world seem a little less dark because of it. <br/><br/>This was less of a love story than a simultaneous narrative of personal growth. It’s also a lesson in friendship, of letting go and second chances, and also not to put everything on the internet (I’m laughing at the irony of putting all these thoughts...on the internet). It was many different things at once, but most of all it made me happy and full of love. And a happy, love-filled book is all I need right now."