I loved this cover through a screen, but I loved it even more in person. It's just so pretty! I stared at it for a good 2 minutes when I got it.
As for the book itself, it was amazing. It's not a long read, but it's a really good book. I loved Alice ( and her aunt). The combination of an overworked academic star, romance, and invisibility was all I didn't know I wanted. Henry sounded hawt, and the blackmail was top notch. The part when Alice's mother said she wanted to go home snatched at my heartstrings. There's so much I want to mention in this (very random) review, but that would be giving away too much. I loved these parts, though: Alice feeling like an outsider in her culture, her wanting to shield her parents from the harshness of America, the moral war she had over the app, and the part where we were left wondering if Alice was truly alone in her invisibility. I've already read this book thrice over, it's that good.
As for the book itself, it was amazing. It's not a long read, but it's a really good book. I loved Alice ( and her aunt). The combination of an overworked academic star, romance, and invisibility was all I didn't know I wanted. Henry sounded hawt, and the blackmail was top notch. The part when Alice's mother said she wanted to go home snatched at my heartstrings. There's so much I want to mention in this (very random) review, but that would be giving away too much. I loved these parts, though: Alice feeling like an outsider in her culture, her wanting to shield her parents from the harshness of America, the moral war she had over the app, and the part where we were left wondering if Alice was truly alone in her invisibility. I've already read this book thrice over, it's that good.