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A review by megan_bbender
The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight by Jennifer E. Smith
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.0
This is such a 50/50 book, nothing happens but everything happens, slow pace but fast pace. There's nothing interesting about this book.
You won't feel anything from this book because there's simply nothing in it. You won't feel a connection to the characters, the plot, or the story.
In a few months, I will see this book sitting on my shelf and I will say to myself, "I can't remember anything that happened in this book." It's not a terrible book by any means, but it's very forgettable.
It's not like I had to force myself to read this book because it was bad, but I wouldn't recommend spending any time on it. There's nothing particular that I didn't like, but there is nothing that stands out to me that I did like.
It's very back and forth with this book, it's good but it's also not good.
You won't feel anything from this book because there's simply nothing in it. You won't feel a connection to the characters, the plot, or the story.
In a few months, I will see this book sitting on my shelf and I will say to myself, "I can't remember anything that happened in this book." It's not a terrible book by any means, but it's very forgettable.
It's not like I had to force myself to read this book because it was bad, but I wouldn't recommend spending any time on it. There's nothing particular that I didn't like, but there is nothing that stands out to me that I did like.
It's very back and forth with this book, it's good but it's also not good.
Graphic: Infidelity
Moderate: Death and Death of parent