A book about the interesting study of whether it's possible to make people fall in love by asking each other 36 carefully chosen questions. Most of the book is written like a conversation which I found a bit stilted.
Some of the story lines were a bit confusing, it felt like I was supposed to know more than I did so I felt like I had missed something. However this probably made it feel more like how Hildy and Paul were feeling throughout.
I really wasn't sure what Hildy liked about Paul at the start, apart from being good looking. He wasn't very nice when they met and it seemed like she was convincing herself to see some good in him, like it was all just a mean act, though she didn't have much evidence of this in the beginning.
I struggled to finish the book, particularly the first half, but enjoyed last few chapters more and the end was lovely.
I was interested to find out what exactly the big mystery was regarding Hildy's family.
Some of the story lines were a bit confusing, it felt like I was supposed to know more than I did so I felt like I had missed something. However this probably made it feel more like how Hildy and Paul were feeling throughout.
I really wasn't sure what Hildy liked about Paul at the start, apart from being good looking. He wasn't very nice when they met and it seemed like she was convincing herself to see some good in him, like it was all just a mean act, though she didn't have much evidence of this in the beginning.
I struggled to finish the book, particularly the first half, but enjoyed last few chapters more and the end was lovely.
I was interested to find out what exactly the big mystery was regarding Hildy's family.