Big thanks to Bookish First and the publisher for providing me with a review copy. You da bomb-diggity y'all!
So, it looks like 2019 is proving to be the year where I read way outside of my comfort zone. This is another book that is not normally in the genre that I'm used to. What really appealed to me about this book initially was the gorgeous cover and the hilarious title. I am a lover of all things funny, so I decided to take a leap out of my safe little bubble of YA books to check this title out.
I liked it! It was fast-paced. The main character was enjoyable. The writing was easy but witty and the plot had just enough of the tiniest hint of mystery to keep me turning those pages.
All in all, this was a good time. I don't think this will be a book that will really resonate with me in the long term though. It seemed kind of forgettable. But if you're looking for something different, not like all the other typical books out there, give this one a shot if you're interested.
Also, I have not tried out any of the recipes in the book but that reminded me of the Hannah Swenson series by Joanne Fluke a bit. haha
So, it looks like 2019 is proving to be the year where I read way outside of my comfort zone. This is another book that is not normally in the genre that I'm used to. What really appealed to me about this book initially was the gorgeous cover and the hilarious title. I am a lover of all things funny, so I decided to take a leap out of my safe little bubble of YA books to check this title out.
I liked it! It was fast-paced. The main character was enjoyable. The writing was easy but witty and the plot had just enough of the tiniest hint of mystery to keep me turning those pages.
All in all, this was a good time. I don't think this will be a book that will really resonate with me in the long term though. It seemed kind of forgettable. But if you're looking for something different, not like all the other typical books out there, give this one a shot if you're interested.
Also, I have not tried out any of the recipes in the book but that reminded me of the Hannah Swenson series by Joanne Fluke a bit. haha