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I really enjoyed this book! This was a great Childhood friends to enemies to lovers romance! It was refreshing to see the BIPOC Jewish representation! It was also great to see a non binary character being Represented! I love how Liyah and Daniel were brought back together after a fall out at Jewish sleep away camp 14 years ago. They have to collaborate on a job assignment together and in turn they have to confront their past issues! I loved how their friend group got together weekly and had meeting notes! Through these hang outs Liyah and Daniel start to get closer and bond over the struggles they go through being Jews of color. The chemistry the two had was undeniable even if Liyah tried her hardest to push away the feelings! I loved seeing both characters grow, heal and grieve in their own ways! I highly recommend this book!

CW: Sexual Assault (Past/Off Page)
Grief over a parental death (Past/Off Page)

jrv45's review against another edition

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adventurous challenging emotional hopeful informative lighthearted reflective medium-paced

Plot- or character-driven? Character
Strong character development? Yes
Loveable characters? Yes
Diverse cast of characters? Yes

5.0

rbrigham's review against another edition

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emotional medium-paced

Strong character development? Yes
Loveable characters? Yes
Diverse cast of characters? Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

4.25

maggiementions's review against another edition

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4.0

Liyah and Daniel meet as teenagers at camp and develop a connection, but things end badly. When they meet again as adults on a flight to Chicago it’s awkward to say the least. Especially when Daniel and Liyah end up having to work together to make Liyah’s possible promotion worthy exhibit as a curator a success. Slowly Liyah comes to learn more about adult Daniel and their relationship begins to mend and eventually turns romantic. But Liyah has never been one for relationships and that’s all Daniel wants but he is afraid to tell her. With the ghost of their teenage past lingering and communication as well as commitment issues to work through, will Daniel and Liyah make it? Or will they end up reliving the same messy past again?

This romance has so many layers! First off learning a few facts from Liyah the curator was so fun! Second, the kind of friend group Liyah and Daniel have I am extremely jealous of because they don’t shy away from those hard conversations. And lastly, the dedication and scope to mental health and sexual assault makes this book extremely powerful. What a wonderful and beautiful book!

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5.0

I love a lot from this book: the humour, the friends to lover troop. A second chance at love trope, but the main thing I love is that this book shows us the Jewish people of color and their experience.

The story has many levels to Daniel and Liyah's journey. They went from enemies, friends to lovers to enemies to lovers for life,
I loved this journey for them, and I was happy to be along for the ride.

The supporting characters were also very well written and added a nice cherry on top; I wouldn't mind a story with them as main characters.

Anyway, this a great romance that gave me everything I was looking for

heyfromsara's review against another edition

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4.0

Enemies to lovers? He falls first? Dual POV? Second chance? AND a cute cat? Thank You for Sharing met all of my expectations and I had a really fun time reading it. Liyah and Daniel were very cute. I enjoyed the supporting characters and thought the character development was well done.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publishers for an ARC in exchange for my honest review.

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Didn’t like the MC. So rude so didn’t root for even potential relationship.

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