This book is just utterly delightful. It’s perfect for the YA audience and has two of the most relatable characters around.
It starts with Zara and Adnan. They’re only friends. That’s all it will ever be. Friendship. No more. However, they decided to pretend to be boyfriend and girlfriend, just to see what happens.
Zara loves love. Anything to do with love, everything to do with love. She loves it. Romcoms, romance novels, grand gestures. They’re all perfect to her and she is desperate for this to happen for her too.
She wants the real deal.
So when her best friend Adnan begs her to pretend to date him to cover up his new top-secret relationship, Zara is hesitant.
This isn’t her normal way of working. Is it the right thing to do? Her parents love him, they clearly get on well together…would it be possible? Can pretending become the real thing? Let’s wait and see…
It starts with Zara and Adnan. They’re only friends. That’s all it will ever be. Friendship. No more. However, they decided to pretend to be boyfriend and girlfriend, just to see what happens.
Zara loves love. Anything to do with love, everything to do with love. She loves it. Romcoms, romance novels, grand gestures. They’re all perfect to her and she is desperate for this to happen for her too.
She wants the real deal.
So when her best friend Adnan begs her to pretend to date him to cover up his new top-secret relationship, Zara is hesitant.
This isn’t her normal way of working. Is it the right thing to do? Her parents love him, they clearly get on well together…would it be possible? Can pretending become the real thing? Let’s wait and see…