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A review by ajstat
The Good Part by Sophie Cousens
5.0
Heartfelt: ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
MC❤️❤️❤️❤️
Romance❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Plot❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Pacing❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Resolution ❤️❤️❤️
A solid Rational# of 4.75
I has this arc on my TBR way too long.
I had a little moment where I requested a few too many arcs and now I’m catching up.
I started this fr fr yesterday and I’m
In bliss!!!!!!
Time travel/what if/time loop + endearing, funny and smart writing. It’s so lovely how many variations I’ve read on this trope.
I remember being fascinated with the movie sliding doors in the 90s? As well as Wrinkle in Time as a kid. I am sure this had some influence of my love of romantic heart felt time travel.
Lucy feels disappointed with the pacing of her life. She works and doesn’t get ahead, she has had bad dates and reached her limit after eating a croissant out of a rubbish bin both pencil shavings still on it.
After a bad date she comes across a wishing machine and wishes to be TAKEN TO THE GOOD PART.
Right away the audience is like okkk Luc that’s now how life works but we know people have to figure out life and lessons on their own
However she walks up next to a handsome man and 2 kids and her dream job AND no memories of the last 16 years.
The last thing she remember is the wishing machine.
What happens when you skip to the good part?
Dreamy story. First time read by the author which is kind of sacrilegious for this genre and I will
Be adding all other other novels to my tbr.
I highly suggest if you are looking for something fun with periods of heavy moments
It’s not technically a romcom
It’s more of a heartfelt character study romance dramedy
Thanks #netgalley
MC❤️❤️❤️❤️
Romance❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Plot❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Pacing❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Resolution ❤️❤️❤️
A solid Rational# of 4.75
I has this arc on my TBR way too long.
I had a little moment where I requested a few too many arcs and now I’m catching up.
I started this fr fr yesterday and I’m
In bliss!!!!!!
Time travel/what if/time loop + endearing, funny and smart writing. It’s so lovely how many variations I’ve read on this trope.
I remember being fascinated with the movie sliding doors in the 90s? As well as Wrinkle in Time as a kid. I am sure this had some influence of my love of romantic heart felt time travel.
Lucy feels disappointed with the pacing of her life. She works and doesn’t get ahead, she has had bad dates and reached her limit after eating a croissant out of a rubbish bin both pencil shavings still on it.
After a bad date she comes across a wishing machine and wishes to be TAKEN TO THE GOOD PART.
Right away the audience is like okkk Luc that’s now how life works but we know people have to figure out life and lessons on their own
However she walks up next to a handsome man and 2 kids and her dream job AND no memories of the last 16 years.
The last thing she remember is the wishing machine.
What happens when you skip to the good part?
Dreamy story. First time read by the author which is kind of sacrilegious for this genre and I will
Be adding all other other novels to my tbr.
I highly suggest if you are looking for something fun with periods of heavy moments
It’s not technically a romcom
It’s more of a heartfelt character study romance dramedy
Thanks #netgalley