I absolutely loved this book! I’m not usually a fan of mushy but I’m currently sat in a coffee shop before 9am having not been able to start work before I finished 36 questions that changed my mind about you.
I loved the format and the way it was written, it’s so nice to read something different and the pictures were a nice touch that made me smile every time. The characters all had their faults (some bigger than others) but they were all likeable and distinctly human, their own experiences defining who they have become. Paul and Hildy probably couldn’t be any more different and yet I’m left with a sense of hope that these fictional people might be able to fix each other and find happiness.
I can see this being made in to a film, and can only hope it’s cast how I see Paul and Hildy in my head :)
I loved the format and the way it was written, it’s so nice to read something different and the pictures were a nice touch that made me smile every time. The characters all had their faults (some bigger than others) but they were all likeable and distinctly human, their own experiences defining who they have become. Paul and Hildy probably couldn’t be any more different and yet I’m left with a sense of hope that these fictional people might be able to fix each other and find happiness.
I can see this being made in to a film, and can only hope it’s cast how I see Paul and Hildy in my head :)