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A review by sadievioletttt
RoomHate by Penelope Ward
5.0
I’ve had this book for about half a year now and was putting it off..after reading it All I feel is shame for not have reading it sooner. It has joined my top reads of this year.
The book was amazing and was an easy read. When I tell you I cried during think book I mean I had continuous tears streaming down my face for a considerable amount of time. It wasn’t even a sad book it just had moments that were really heartfelt and were Goldilocks perfect for the story.
I wasn’t expecting Amelia to get pregnant but when she did I found that I didn’t hate it. I think it went along with the story really well and it didn’t make the book feel like a pregnancy trope. Bea(the baby) 100% added to the story and made it infinitely better.
You get to see both Amelia and Justin‘s story develop separately but also together as they’re becoming friends again. They both fit really well together and they don’t feel like the same person with the same stories. They’re very much their own beings who happened to find each other again.
The book was great and I would totally recommend it to anyone who is even remotely interested. I think the cover and title of the book is a bit deceiving, I think it takes away from the fact that this book isn’t just your average smut filled book because it really isn’t. It’s so so much more.
The book was amazing and was an easy read. When I tell you I cried during think book I mean I had continuous tears streaming down my face for a considerable amount of time. It wasn’t even a sad book it just had moments that were really heartfelt and were Goldilocks perfect for the story.
I wasn’t expecting Amelia to get pregnant but when she did I found that I didn’t hate it. I think it went along with the story really well and it didn’t make the book feel like a pregnancy trope. Bea(the baby) 100% added to the story and made it infinitely better.
You get to see both Amelia and Justin‘s story develop separately but also together as they’re becoming friends again. They both fit really well together and they don’t feel like the same person with the same stories. They’re very much their own beings who happened to find each other again.
The book was great and I would totally recommend it to anyone who is even remotely interested. I think the cover and title of the book is a bit deceiving, I think it takes away from the fact that this book isn’t just your average smut filled book because it really isn’t. It’s so so much more.