The Love Square: The funny, feel-good romantic comedy to escape with this year from the bestselling author of Our Stop

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Each ship has different canon and fanon dynamics, very different fan bases and the shippers often interact with each other in a hostile manner even though each ship is made up, essentially, of the same two characters.

It's simple in this way: If they knew each others identities, they would finally be able to be together. I was impressed at how the book dealt with issues of infertility very sensitively, and the book also included great LGBTQ+ characters. I don’t want to give too much away but I found some of them a little one-dimensional, and one in particular started off as a positive, likable character but later on in the book behaved in a way which I didn’t feel was OK – or at least I felt that their behaviour should have been more seriously addressed by Penny. Penny Bridge runs a café in London, she beat cancer at 25, she’s unlucky in love and she desperately wants to use her frozen and ready-fertilised eggs to have the baby she’s always dreamed about. The introductions of Francesco, Thomas and Paresh felt so rushed that again the characters lacked dimension.She’s single, utterly fed up of being on dating apps, of meeting men she feels a connection with only to find out that they have a girlfriend or are getting back with their ex and she can’t quite work out what exactly is going wrong. But a change in circumstances sees her stepping into a new life in a new town, where the last thing she expects is to meet a remarkable man. But maybe I’m old school when it comes to love because Penny’s indecisiveness till the end about her choice and flirting with three men at the same time just a little irritated me and damaged my ideal romcom idea.

Considering literally everything you can imagine has happened to her in her backstory, you'd think she'd be a little nicer and a bit more humble than she is. It had a good pacing with some bits of drama, friendship, love, sex etc etc and all in all was really entertaining to read.So, I love it when a book has representation but I hate it when an author just throws it in there just to tick off the boxes and say they're repping, and it's very evident in this book. I also think having three love interests was too ambitious to allow the reader to be on the journey. A canon love square fandom is Miraculous Ladybug in which this specific modern use of a subgenre has been made popular and spread across other fandoms that have the potential for this kind of setting (such as Sailor Moon for example). I had an impression that this would be a fun and quick read, but it has it's layers, and they're pulled off in an okay manner.

Bro, you both clearly told each other you were FRIENDS repeatedly and you both were seeing other people and you KNEW the circumstances? Marinette is head over heels in love with Espio, and sometimes, she has trouble keeping her head over her heels when around him. lastly, i just wanted to say i didn't appreciate how it came across like williams was trying to teach me about technology.I found the inclusion of several real life people pretty odd and it jarred me out of the novel a couple times. We are disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising. It was so refreshing to read about somebody dealing with this sort of thing, somebody living her absolute best life but having to find the emotional and mental strength to deal with her body letting her down. It was actually credit to Netflix that they came back and said that they have been doing a lot of interesting stuff as originals across the globe. I love a book which seems one thing but scratch beneath the surface and it is shining a light on a myriad of different issues and themes.

I think it’s a combination of her irritability, her having given up on finding love, the success she’s already found in her career, and her general outlook on life.There was just too much going on with her character in terms of her backstory and none of it really changed her as a person.