Seoulmates is a delightful, romantic, and authentic YA story. I had such a great time reading this story and spending time with the characters.
The story features a friends-to-lovers romance between Hannah and Jacob, which I found delightful.
I thought the YA romance was paced really well, in a way that felt true to teenager characters navigating relationships. I appreciated that we get both character’s point of views.
As someone who loved k-dramas as a teen, I found the premise to be really fun and nostalgic— and now I’m itching to get caught up on more recent K-pop and K-drama pop culture.
I think this book will be a big hit for readers who are:
- fans of contemporary YA romance
- fans of k-pop or k-dramas
- teens interested in exploring the intersections between identity and pop culture.
Overall, this was a really strong debut book and I can’t wait to read more by this author!
The story features a friends-to-lovers romance between Hannah and Jacob, which I found delightful.
I thought the YA romance was paced really well, in a way that felt true to teenager characters navigating relationships. I appreciated that we get both character’s point of views.
As someone who loved k-dramas as a teen, I found the premise to be really fun and nostalgic— and now I’m itching to get caught up on more recent K-pop and K-drama pop culture.
I think this book will be a big hit for readers who are:
- fans of contemporary YA romance
- fans of k-pop or k-dramas
- teens interested in exploring the intersections between identity and pop culture.
Overall, this was a really strong debut book and I can’t wait to read more by this author!