I really liked the two writing styles for the two characters in this book. it made it easier to read for me without finding myself getting bored. it was a storyline that felt almost timeless since the characters were communicating via post it notes and not by text or apps.
I definitely preferred Leon's character and reading about his job at the hospital, at times I felt myself rushing through Tiffy's storyline to get back to Leon.
there is also a part of the story where I felt I needed to know more and I needed to know what would happen next, but I felt it didn't overtake the cutesy 'falling in love' storyline - which could be a good thing, but for me I felt I wanted more action.
this isn't the type of book I feel I can re-read, because for me it was just a story to pass the time and didn't have a lot of 'meat' to it, but it is a book I will recommend to others and will pass on my copy.
I definitely preferred Leon's character and reading about his job at the hospital, at times I felt myself rushing through Tiffy's storyline to get back to Leon.
there is also a part of the story where I felt I needed to know more and I needed to know what would happen next, but I felt it didn't overtake the cutesy 'falling in love' storyline - which could be a good thing, but for me I felt I wanted more action.
this isn't the type of book I feel I can re-read, because for me it was just a story to pass the time and didn't have a lot of 'meat' to it, but it is a book I will recommend to others and will pass on my copy.