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4.25⭐ I can see why not everyone would like this but it's definitely my kind of book. I loved the main characters and all of the side characters, which is really rare since I usually don't care about side characters at all. I thought it was written very well, especially for a really short book - it didn't feel short and it didn't feel rushed or insta-love. The romance could have been great surely, if there had been more of it. They only get together at like 99% and for half of the book they weren't even really on good terms. It did make sense that Camila was hesitant to date Emily and tried to push her away but for the love of God, why did that last for 100 pages. It got really repetitive and slightly annoying. I love slow burn, so I still enjoyed it but it got to a point where even I was over it. Camila should have just talked to her and not push her away and the whole "I'm not good at communicating" is just lame. But my biggest issue was the whole Megan situation. I don't want to spend a single second in a relationship (casual or not) that isn't the main one. I don't even want to consider it. I don't want there to be more love interests than the main one. Especially if it's so ridiculously unnecessary like in this book. Thankfully it didn't go on for long because otherwise I would have probably DNFed. Some might say I'm overreacting but I despise things like that.
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4.25⭐ I can see why not everyone would like this but it's definitely my kind of book. I loved the main characters and all of the side characters, which is really rare since I usually don't care about side characters at all. I thought it was written very well, especially for a really short book - it didn't feel short and it didn't feel rushed or insta-love. The romance could have been great surely, if there had been more of it. They only get together at like 99% and for half of the book they weren't even really on good terms. It did make sense that Camila was hesitant to date Emily and tried to push her away but for the love of God, why did that last for 100 pages. It got really repetitive and slightly annoying. I love slow burn, so I still enjoyed it but it got to a point where even I was over it. Camila should have just talked to her and not push her away and the whole "I'm not good at communicating" is just lame. But my biggest issue was the whole Megan situation. I don't want to spend a single second in a relationship (casual or not) that isn't the main one. I don't even want to consider it. I don't want there to be more love interests than the main one. Especially if it's so ridiculously unnecessary like in this book. Thankfully it didn't go on for long because otherwise I would have probably DNFed. Some might say I'm overreacting but I despise things like that.