A review by tvislife
Love, Theoretically by Ali Hazelwood
funny
fast-paced
5.0
I love these books, and I’m not afraid to admit it. Haters can hate, but I love my scientists in love. Elsie is adorable, and fun, and yes a little cringe, but I love her. Jack is the supportive boyfriend all of us deserve, and their dynamic was cute.
This was on-par with the Love Hypothesis for me; like that book, I fell in love with this one immediately and couldn’t wait to get home from work and read it. The characters were likable and felt fleshed-out (even the side characters), the Twilight references were actually pretty funny and relatable, and it made me crave some sharp cheddar cheese cubes. These books aren’t meant to be read for some unique, ground-breaking plot; they’re just cute romances set in a science-y atmosphere. And I will read as many STEMinist novels as Hazelwood wants to write.
This was on-par with the Love Hypothesis for me; like that book, I fell in love with this one immediately and couldn’t wait to get home from work and read it. The characters were likable and felt fleshed-out (even the side characters), the Twilight references were actually pretty funny and relatable, and it made me crave some sharp cheddar cheese cubes. These books aren’t meant to be read for some unique, ground-breaking plot; they’re just cute romances set in a science-y atmosphere. And I will read as many STEMinist novels as Hazelwood wants to write.