Get A Life, Chloe Brown
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Eine so zuckersüße Romance und dennoch erwachsen, die ohne künstliches Drama auskommt und deren Protagonist*innen man sofort ins Herz schließt.
Dieses Buch ist wie Zuckerwatte!💕 Eine so zuckersüße Romance und dennoch erwachsen, die ohne künstliches Drama auskommt und deren Protagonist*innen man sofort ins Herz schließt. Auch wenn beide Protagonits*innen ihre ganz eigenen Päckchen zu tragen haben, verhalten sie sich erwachsen und wirken absolut realistisch mit ihren Fehlern und zugleich Liebenswürdigkeiten. Aus diesem Buch kann man nicht nur etwas über Diversität in verschiedensten Bereichen lernen, sondern auch über reifes Verhalten miteinander. Endlich mal Protagonist*innen ohne „perfekten“ Körper - mit ein paar Kilos mehr und chronischer unsichtbarer Erkrankung, die jedoch gut (d.h. realistisch) beschrieben wird (die immer währende Belastung für Körper, Psyche und Lebensumstände) - ohne dass es auf Suizid etc. hinausläuft, sondern auf eine wunderbare Liebesgeschichte mit Happy End. Noch dazu hat diese Protagonistin kein Problem mit ihrem Gewicht (anders als mit ihrer Erkrankung) und ihr mangelt es nicht an Selbstbewusstsein. Absolute Lese-Empfehlung!! TW: Autounfall, chronische Erkrankung (Fibromyalgie), Erblindung
Das ist wirklich eines der besten Rom-Com Bücher, die ich gelesen habe! Liebevolle Charaktere, die zwar ihre Probleme haben, aber daran arbeiten, und eine sowohl süße als auch heiße Beziehung zwischen den beiden Hauptcharakteren, die vor allem auch sehr authentisch ist. Was will man mehr?
Alles an dem Buch ist perfekt außer der Fakt dass die Folgebände so teuer sind
Trigger warnings are mentioned at the end of this review and may contain spoilers. I think we can all agree that this book is FULL of diverse representation. There's Chloe, our black female main character, who lives with chronic illness and pain and who is (to say it in Reds words) BADASS. She wants to change her life to be more exciting. And then there's Red, who has tattoos and long red hair and a motorcycle. He is sensitive but confident and struggels with his place in life and his future career. And there's the relationship between those two - I won't say more about it - AND IT ALL STARTED WITH A CAT SO GO READ IT. In addition I'll mention some other great representation about the characters, which might be a slight spoiler: Finally a book that talks about abusive behavior towards grown men and the consequences for their mental health! Of course I also appreciated how Chloe struggels with trust due to her past, but I think that especially the mental health of men isn't talked about enough in literature. I loved the characters and the relationship and the sexual tension. My only complain is this very typical plot point of romance and contemporary novels which always happens at 75% of the book to make it more...suspenseful?! I think you can guess what it is. But it didn't bother me much in the end because it at least didn't occur out of nowhere. ~4.25 Trigger warnings: descriptions of an abusive relationship in the past of one character
Jetzt schon ein Highlight von 2023!!!
Trigger warnings are mentioned at the end of this review and may contain spoilers. I think we can all agree that this book is FULL of diverse representation. There's Chloe, our black female main character, who lives with chronic illness and pain and who is (to say it in Reds words) BADASS. She wants to change her life to be more exciting. And then there's Red, who has tattoos and long red hair and a motorcycle. He is sensitive but confident and struggels with his place in life and his future career. And there's the relationship between those two - I won't say more about it - AND IT ALL STARTED WITH A CAT SO GO READ IT. In addition I'll mention some other great representation about the characters, which might be a slight spoiler: Finally a book that talks about abusive behavior towards grown men and the consequences for their mental health! Of course I also appreciated how Chloe struggels with trust due to her past, but I think that especially the mental health of men isn't talked about enough in literature. I loved the characters and the relationship and the sexual tension. My only complain is this very typical plot point of romance and contemporary novels which always happens at 75% of the book to make it more...suspenseful?! I think you can guess what it is. But it didn't bother me much in the end because it at least didn't occur out of nowhere. ~4.25 Trigger warnings: descriptions of an abusive relationship in the past of one character
Trigger warnings are mentioned at the end of this review and may contain spoilers. I think we can all agree that this book is FULL of diverse representation. There's Chloe, our black female main character, who lives with chronic illness and pain and who is (to say it in Reds words) BADASS. She wants to change her life to be more exciting. And then there's Red, who has tattoos and long red hair and a motorcycle. He is sensitive but confident and struggels with his place in life and his future career. And there's the relationship between those two - I won't say more about it - AND IT ALL STARTED WITH A CAT SO GO READ IT. In addition I'll mention some other great representation about the characters, which might be a slight spoiler: Finally a book that talks about abusive behavior towards grown men and the consequences for their mental health! Of course I also appreciated how Chloe struggels with trust due to her past, but I think that especially the mental health of men isn't talked about enough in literature. I loved the characters and the relationship and the sexual tension. My only complain is this very typical plot point of romance and contemporary novels which always happens at 75% of the book to make it more...suspenseful?! I think you can guess what it is. But it didn't bother me much in the end because it at least didn't occur out of nowhere. ~4.25 Trigger warnings: descriptions of an abusive relationship in the past of one character
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Eine so zuckersüße Romance und dennoch erwachsen, die ohne künstliches Drama auskommt und deren Protagonist*innen man sofort ins Herz schließt.
Dieses Buch ist wie Zuckerwatte!💕 Eine so zuckersüße Romance und dennoch erwachsen, die ohne künstliches Drama auskommt und deren Protagonist*innen man sofort ins Herz schließt. Auch wenn beide Protagonits*innen ihre ganz eigenen Päckchen zu tragen haben, verhalten sie sich erwachsen und wirken absolut realistisch mit ihren Fehlern und zugleich Liebenswürdigkeiten. Aus diesem Buch kann man nicht nur etwas über Diversität in verschiedensten Bereichen lernen, sondern auch über reifes Verhalten miteinander. Endlich mal Protagonist*innen ohne „perfekten“ Körper - mit ein paar Kilos mehr und chronischer unsichtbarer Erkrankung, die jedoch gut (d.h. realistisch) beschrieben wird (die immer währende Belastung für Körper, Psyche und Lebensumstände) - ohne dass es auf Suizid etc. hinausläuft, sondern auf eine wunderbare Liebesgeschichte mit Happy End. Noch dazu hat diese Protagonistin kein Problem mit ihrem Gewicht (anders als mit ihrer Erkrankung) und ihr mangelt es nicht an Selbstbewusstsein. Absolute Lese-Empfehlung!! TW: Autounfall, chronische Erkrankung (Fibromyalgie), Erblindung
Das ist wirklich eines der besten Rom-Com Bücher, die ich gelesen habe! Liebevolle Charaktere, die zwar ihre Probleme haben, aber daran arbeiten, und eine sowohl süße als auch heiße Beziehung zwischen den beiden Hauptcharakteren, die vor allem auch sehr authentisch ist. Was will man mehr?
Alles an dem Buch ist perfekt außer der Fakt dass die Folgebände so teuer sind
Trigger warnings are mentioned at the end of this review and may contain spoilers. I think we can all agree that this book is FULL of diverse representation. There's Chloe, our black female main character, who lives with chronic illness and pain and who is (to say it in Reds words) BADASS. She wants to change her life to be more exciting. And then there's Red, who has tattoos and long red hair and a motorcycle. He is sensitive but confident and struggels with his place in life and his future career. And there's the relationship between those two - I won't say more about it - AND IT ALL STARTED WITH A CAT SO GO READ IT. In addition I'll mention some other great representation about the characters, which might be a slight spoiler: Finally a book that talks about abusive behavior towards grown men and the consequences for their mental health! Of course I also appreciated how Chloe struggels with trust due to her past, but I think that especially the mental health of men isn't talked about enough in literature. I loved the characters and the relationship and the sexual tension. My only complain is this very typical plot point of romance and contemporary novels which always happens at 75% of the book to make it more...suspenseful?! I think you can guess what it is. But it didn't bother me much in the end because it at least didn't occur out of nowhere. ~4.25 Trigger warnings: descriptions of an abusive relationship in the past of one character
Jetzt schon ein Highlight von 2023!!!
Trigger warnings are mentioned at the end of this review and may contain spoilers. I think we can all agree that this book is FULL of diverse representation. There's Chloe, our black female main character, who lives with chronic illness and pain and who is (to say it in Reds words) BADASS. She wants to change her life to be more exciting. And then there's Red, who has tattoos and long red hair and a motorcycle. He is sensitive but confident and struggels with his place in life and his future career. And there's the relationship between those two - I won't say more about it - AND IT ALL STARTED WITH A CAT SO GO READ IT. In addition I'll mention some other great representation about the characters, which might be a slight spoiler: Finally a book that talks about abusive behavior towards grown men and the consequences for their mental health! Of course I also appreciated how Chloe struggels with trust due to her past, but I think that especially the mental health of men isn't talked about enough in literature. I loved the characters and the relationship and the sexual tension. My only complain is this very typical plot point of romance and contemporary novels which always happens at 75% of the book to make it more...suspenseful?! I think you can guess what it is. But it didn't bother me much in the end because it at least didn't occur out of nowhere. ~4.25 Trigger warnings: descriptions of an abusive relationship in the past of one character
Trigger warnings are mentioned at the end of this review and may contain spoilers. I think we can all agree that this book is FULL of diverse representation. There's Chloe, our black female main character, who lives with chronic illness and pain and who is (to say it in Reds words) BADASS. She wants to change her life to be more exciting. And then there's Red, who has tattoos and long red hair and a motorcycle. He is sensitive but confident and struggels with his place in life and his future career. And there's the relationship between those two - I won't say more about it - AND IT ALL STARTED WITH A CAT SO GO READ IT. In addition I'll mention some other great representation about the characters, which might be a slight spoiler: Finally a book that talks about abusive behavior towards grown men and the consequences for their mental health! Of course I also appreciated how Chloe struggels with trust due to her past, but I think that especially the mental health of men isn't talked about enough in literature. I loved the characters and the relationship and the sexual tension. My only complain is this very typical plot point of romance and contemporary novels which always happens at 75% of the book to make it more...suspenseful?! I think you can guess what it is. But it didn't bother me much in the end because it at least didn't occur out of nowhere. ~4.25 Trigger warnings: descriptions of an abusive relationship in the past of one character