A review by hanhana97
The Love Hypothesis, by Ali Hazelwood
5.0
A perfect love story that comes from two imperfect people. Yet, those imperfect are the ones that we all searching for. In ourselves and our partners.
If there's someone out there who has Olive's personality. I would want to meet and befriend her. She is amazing as a friend, student and lover. What more can I ask from her? For those who say she's boring. Don't blame someone who's her light is blinding the way yours is not. Olive is a friend who doesn't mind trouble comes to her way if that's what makes it stirs away from her loved ones, friends and lover. She's a student who thrives to do the best for her future and learns to overcome her weakness.
What more could I say about Adam Carlsen? His heart is something I envy of. His trust and confidence towards himself and his relationship make me realise that's the root of their relationship. Unwavering. He's maybe kind but he's not a fool. Once he realised the trouble, he immediately cut it out. Throw it away. Because no one could hurt his beloved under his watch.
The plot doesn't have to be complex to touch the reader's heart and the characters don't have to be broken to be relatable and loveable. Sometimes simple is the best choice.
If there's someone out there who has Olive's personality. I would want to meet and befriend her. She is amazing as a friend, student and lover. What more can I ask from her? For those who say she's boring. Don't blame someone who's her light is blinding the way yours is not. Olive is a friend who doesn't mind trouble comes to her way if that's what makes it stirs away from her loved ones, friends and lover. She's a student who thrives to do the best for her future and learns to overcome her weakness.
What more could I say about Adam Carlsen? His heart is something I envy of. His trust and confidence towards himself and his relationship make me realise that's the root of their relationship. Unwavering. He's maybe kind but he's not a fool. Once he realised the trouble, he immediately cut it out. Throw it away. Because no one could hurt his beloved under his watch.
The plot doesn't have to be complex to touch the reader's heart and the characters don't have to be broken to be relatable and loveable. Sometimes simple is the best choice.