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A review by shelbyheartonmysleeve
The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight by Jennifer E. Smith
5.0
This book was a feel good read. I mean, sure, I shed some tears and was angry in some parts, but for the most part it just gave me hope and happiness.
Wow, that sounded really lame. Hah. Well, Hadley, the main character, is a smartly written teenage girl who I think everyone can relate to at different points. She is trying to come to terms with her father marrying a new woman and intense fear of flying when a cute boy comes into her life named Oliver. He is a British boy any American girl would be proud to take on her arm. Their story overlaps in some strange ways and leads to some amusing, and some less than amusing encounters.
Wow, that sounded really lame. Hah. Well, Hadley, the main character, is a smartly written teenage girl who I think everyone can relate to at different points. She is trying to come to terms with her father marrying a new woman and intense fear of flying when a cute boy comes into her life named Oliver. He is a British boy any American girl would be proud to take on her arm. Their story overlaps in some strange ways and leads to some amusing, and some less than amusing encounters.