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I'm moving to another country this week 😬 I'm sure my face will look like poor Jake's from the cover of THE TAKING OF JAKE LIVINGSTON at some point during my 24 hour journey 😂

✨QOTD: Are you traveling anywhere this summer?

✨QOTD: Are you a fan of video games?

✨QOTD: Are you a fan of video games?

DON'T HATE THE PLAYER was one of the best-written books I've ever read. It was witty, hilarious, and nerdy. I couldn't have asked for more from this book!

Something I absolutely adored about this book was its ability to have dual pov without having dual pov. This book is told from the pov of Emilia, but we get glimpses into the mind of our leading man's, head and life. Jake starts off the book with a strong introduction into how he and Emilia met and their relationship thus far. His personality is so clearly laid out without it being a dump of information or quirks that I was in awe. We get a few more glimpses into his head throughout the book with chapters like the initial one, but also through video game chats between him and his team. Again, very cleverly written and clear to get a grip of all the characters' personalities.

Sorta piggy-backing off that paragraph, I have to point out how great Jake was. He's different than a lot of leading men we read about in books. He's awkward and nervous most of the time and isn't rocking a six-pack. He's also sweet, funny, and so stinking adorable that I wish he was my nerd boyfriend.

Okay. Moving on...As perfect and amazing as this book was, I have one slightly negative thing to say about it. I wish, SO BADLY, the romance would have been more descriptive. Like, it's cute and sweet, but we don't get to live through the kisses with the characters. It's pointed out that it's happening and that's that. That's my only complaint.

Overall, I can't recommend this book enough if you love nerd romances and references, are searching for a really well-written novel, and have a bit of a competitive streak. I will love this book forever and ever.

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Happy July ☀️
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✨QOTD: Is there a book coming out in July that you’re anticipating?
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I cannot WAIT to read The Darkening by Sunya Mara. It’s a YA fantasy about a city trapped in the eye of a crazy storm. And about two teens, a revolutionary and a paranoid prince, on opposite sides of conflict trying to figure out how to do the right thing.
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Only a few more days until July 5th!

Do you follow any celebrity book clubs?
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I feel like I end up reading a lot of books from Reese's Book Club, but I don't follow it. She just has great taste in books!

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