A lighthearted and easy read that seems relevant to the housing crisis
My first thought was that the cover was pretty plain and wasn't very fitting. Then I looked closely and saw the bed on the cover (I think it's a bed. I'm not actually sure). I think I would have preferred an illustration of a flat, rather than a bed, as the bed just doesn't stand out enough for me.
The concept of the book is interesting and seems pretty relevant to the current housing crisis. I can actually imagine two low earners sharing a flat (and a bed) in this way.
I enjoyed the chatty and flowing narrative - I felt like the characters were talking to me - and I liked that the chapters alternate between Tiffy and Leon's point of view. This book seems like an easy, lighthearted read.
The concept of the book is interesting and seems pretty relevant to the current housing crisis. I can actually imagine two low earners sharing a flat (and a bed) in this way.
I enjoyed the chatty and flowing narrative - I felt like the characters were talking to me - and I liked that the chapters alternate between Tiffy and Leon's point of view. This book seems like an easy, lighthearted read.