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A review by ajchaaan
The Art of Traveling Strangers by Zoe Disigny
3.0
This is the first book I finished this February 2022 and here's my book review! Special thanks to Netgalley for this ARC.
Admittedly, it was a slow read for me and I almost DNF-ed this book, but there's something about this gorgeous cover and the way Claire and Viv interact with one another that made me finish the book. I'm glad I did because I loved how things ended up for Claire in the story.
This book follows the story of art historian Claire Markham, who had a fair share of heartbreaks and losses in life. With an career almost going off hook, she made a choice to become a personal art guide for the rich and sassy Viv Chancey. Both of them have their own struggles in life and while they spend more time together in a foreign land, they discover more about themselves and about each other.
There are things that I abhor in this book and at the same time, there are moments that hooked me still.
Full review at my book blog: https://semicolonreads.wordpress.com/2022/03/02/book-review-the-art-of-traveling-strangers/
Admittedly, it was a slow read for me and I almost DNF-ed this book, but there's something about this gorgeous cover and the way Claire and Viv interact with one another that made me finish the book. I'm glad I did because I loved how things ended up for Claire in the story.
This book follows the story of art historian Claire Markham, who had a fair share of heartbreaks and losses in life. With an career almost going off hook, she made a choice to become a personal art guide for the rich and sassy Viv Chancey. Both of them have their own struggles in life and while they spend more time together in a foreign land, they discover more about themselves and about each other.
There are things that I abhor in this book and at the same time, there are moments that hooked me still.
Full review at my book blog: https://semicolonreads.wordpress.com/2022/03/02/book-review-the-art-of-traveling-strangers/