A review by sami_leigh
Two Wrongs Make a Right, by Chloe Liese
emotional
funny
hopeful
informative
lighthearted
reflective
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
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βYou give people permission to be themselves rather than what the world tells them they should be.β
π Dual POV
π Enemies to lovers
π Fake dating (for revenge!)
π Much Ado About Nothing reimagining! π
π Opposites attract; Capricorn/Cancer, Doctor/Artist
π Slow burn π₯Β
π Banter!
π NICKNAMES!
π Meddling friends
π Sex Positivity & Consent Culture
π Pet lovers! π¦ πΒ
π Mental health representation
π Well established secondary characters; we need Christopher & Samβs stories, please & thank you
π Neurodiversity representation
π MC growth; ALL the healthy communication
π Representation of diverse sexualities
π Authorβs note with content warnings ππ»
π On my comfort read list
βI love how much he loves silence, how thereβs a silence thatβs ours, somehow, simply because we share it.β
βSo what it heβs my wet dream of a jockβs body with silver-screen Gregory Peck glasses and good looks? So what if he takes care of babies and rescues geriatric cats and says adorable shot like Shall we? And If you insist?β
πΆ This book has a Spotify playlist
β οΈ Mental illness, emotional abuse, mild violence, death of a parent (not on page), toxic relationships, toxic familial relationship, gaslighting (in past relationship), mild medical content.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Sexual content
Moderate: Mental illness, Emotional abuse, and Toxic relationship
Minor: Violence, Medical content, Death of parent, and Gaslighting