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A review by dj_theoretical
Here We Go Again by Alison Cochrun
emotional
funny
hopeful
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
Tl;dr:
Did I enjoy reading this? Absolutely.
Would I recommend reading, if you like f/f romcom? Absolutely.
[Thank you to Atria Books for providing a copy in exchange for an honest review]
Honestly, rude of Alison Cochrun to write a book that makes me cry this many times. Impressive, though, that she wrote it so well that I kept reading, couldn't stop reading, even though I was starting to get dehydrated.
The gayest bucket-list roadtrip story, with a pair of messy MCs, who could solve so many problems if they just had an honest conversation, but let's be real, honest and frank conversations are the enemy of a good romcom story. If I had a criticism, it would be that I eventually got a little tired of one of the MCs running herself into the same psychological wall over and over again, but all's well that ends well, so I'll let it slide.
In addition to just being a really well-written and generally fantastic read, if you like me were the type of kid to hide in your library or english teacher's room during recess/lunch growing up, this will be an extra fun read. And by fun, I mean, you will cry.
Did I enjoy reading this? Absolutely.
Would I recommend reading, if you like f/f romcom? Absolutely.
[Thank you to Atria Books for providing a copy in exchange for an honest review]
Honestly, rude of Alison Cochrun to write a book that makes me cry this many times. Impressive, though, that she wrote it so well that I kept reading, couldn't stop reading, even though I was starting to get dehydrated.
The gayest bucket-list roadtrip story, with a pair of messy MCs, who could solve so many problems if they just had an honest conversation, but let's be real, honest and frank conversations are the enemy of a good romcom story. If I had a criticism, it would be that I eventually got a little tired of one of the MCs running herself into the same psychological wall over and over again, but all's well that ends well, so I'll let it slide.
In addition to just being a really well-written and generally fantastic read, if you like me were the type of kid to hide in your library or english teacher's room during recess/lunch growing up, this will be an extra fun read. And by fun, I mean, you will cry.