I loved this book. It was incredibly cheesy and predictable, but in all the best ways. O'Leary's writing style was easy to digest and fun, and with the two characters' viewpoints and writing styles being so different, it made the book even more enjoyable.
Tiffy and Leon's arrangement is like nothing I have read before, and their method of leaving notes for each other was such an endearing way through which to watch the story develop. I felt like the characters were written so realistically and so uniquely that I could truly imagine them as people I knew, rather than as characters in a book. O'Leary has nailed the traditional aspects of a romance novel, but with a contemporary and exciting edge that makes it stand out from the usual boy-meets-girl trope.
It left me feeling warm and fuzzy inside, with a few teary moments and lots of laughter.
Tiffy and Leon's arrangement is like nothing I have read before, and their method of leaving notes for each other was such an endearing way through which to watch the story develop. I felt like the characters were written so realistically and so uniquely that I could truly imagine them as people I knew, rather than as characters in a book. O'Leary has nailed the traditional aspects of a romance novel, but with a contemporary and exciting edge that makes it stand out from the usual boy-meets-girl trope.
It left me feeling warm and fuzzy inside, with a few teary moments and lots of laughter.