This book is very sweet!
Tiffy is going through a break up and is desperate to find a place to rent that is extremely cheap. Her only option is a flatshare, well a bedshare to be exact. Tiff works during the day and Leon works during the night. They have never met however they have an amazing relationship as a result of communication through post-its! Both characters have individual storylines that after awhile blends together.
The pace of the book is great, I was never bored. There are a lot of layers to the storyline which I liked.
It is a very sweet, however, the dialogue is very off-putting in my opinion. Example in the book if there was a conversation between Tiffy and Leon it would read Leon: "........", Me: "....." It is in a script type format.
Secondly, the post-it's! They are so cute, however, there are no dates on them and sometimes they would leave multiple post-it's in one day so I began to wonder who sent that one.
The last criticism I have is the half sentences. The story didn't really flow, it was a series of facts, especially in Leon's chapters. For example "phone rings". "Hang up when it rings, obviously". It didn't really read well.
Tiffy is going through a break up and is desperate to find a place to rent that is extremely cheap. Her only option is a flatshare, well a bedshare to be exact. Tiff works during the day and Leon works during the night. They have never met however they have an amazing relationship as a result of communication through post-its! Both characters have individual storylines that after awhile blends together.
The pace of the book is great, I was never bored. There are a lot of layers to the storyline which I liked.
It is a very sweet, however, the dialogue is very off-putting in my opinion. Example in the book if there was a conversation between Tiffy and Leon it would read Leon: "........", Me: "....." It is in a script type format.
Secondly, the post-it's! They are so cute, however, there are no dates on them and sometimes they would leave multiple post-it's in one day so I began to wonder who sent that one.
The last criticism I have is the half sentences. The story didn't really flow, it was a series of facts, especially in Leon's chapters. For example "phone rings". "Hang up when it rings, obviously". It didn't really read well.