Laura A. Grace's Reviews > Bookishly Ever After

This story was just what I needed! Something light, fun, but also not complete "fluff." It hit all those elements just right and had the serious case of the giggles.

As a book reader, Emory is a VERY relatable character. I loved her analogies and comparisons (despite if I have never read a Jane Austen novel that was a large part of an important conversation). What her best friend does to pull her outside of her comfort zone was absolutely amazing and made my heart pitter-patter as his thoughtfulness.

Though there are many funny, smile-rewarding moments, I appreciated how the author hit a deep topic concerning confrontation. As someone who personally doesn't like confrontation for maybe a reason or two as Emory, I found it to be a beautiful part of healing in this story.

Overall, a fun, but inspiring read to enjoy the people around us and not just amazing fictional characters. I'm very curious to see if this author has other reads similar to this one because I will definitely pick up another one of her books to smile and laugh in an evening as I did with Bookishly Ever After.