to be loved is to be known
I haven’t read an Ali Hazelwood book in a minute. I have been in a reading slump for a while, but this was exactly the book I needed to get me back on my reading kick.
If you are looking for a book where there is fake dating, enemies to lovers, or funny banter this is definitely for you! It is also a STEM romance which is fun! This book is very witty and a great easy read. When I tell you this book had me giggling and kicking my feet I love every second of it! Elsie and Jack are the blueprint💕
⭐️Rate⭐️: 4.5/5
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Ali Hazelwood, known for her charming storytelling, gives readers a unique blend of romance and humor in 'Love, Theoretically.' This narrative features relatable characters facing the dynamics of fake dating and the classic enemies-to-lovers trope, which adds to its appeal. As you read, you’ll find STEM elements woven throughout, making it not only entertaining but also relevant in today's discourse on women in science. Additionally, the witty dialogue creates a lively atmosphere that resonates well with fans of rom-com literature. These aspects have contributed to its popularity on platforms like BookTok and Bookstagram. For readers in a slump, this novel might just be the perfect pick-me-up, reigniting your passion for reading with its light-hearted yet meaningful approach. Don't miss out on exploring the chemistry between Elsie and Jack as their journey unfolds, leading to the realization that indeed 'to be loved is to be known.'
just saw this one at the store, ima go buy it now