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This is a sweet wholesome YA romance book, absolutely perfect for winter. Certainly deals with rough topics like suicide and mental health illness. I did like the easy flow of the book, and the likeable characters. And definitely now I have more knowledge on bowling after completion of this fiction. It's a cute read with happy endings for me. A feel good book. 3.5/5

2️⃣ When You Get the Chance ➡️ 3️⃣ Keep My Heart in San Francisco

#ThingsInCommon: illustrated covers, YA, set in big cities

I really enjoyed this book. Caroline “Chuck” is looking forward to spring break when she finds out she has to work at her family‘s bowling alley. When her ex-best friend shows up she isn‘t happy to see Beckett. What makes it even worse is she overhears that her Dad is being evicted from the bowling alley. Chuck decides to work together with Beckett to try to save the bowling alley. Will she finally tell Beckett how she feels about him? 👇🏻👇🏻

Such an amazing week!! I got to see my sister's debut novel out physically in the real world you guys! So many of the stores in town have it 😍 If you're into YA give it a read, I of course love it!

Fun, absorbing and completely delightful. You'll find yourself deeply rooting for Chuck and also wishing that you could find your very own underground action bowling league. Made me miss a San Francisco that I never even really knew. Awesome debut, can't wait to read what's next!!!. *Full Disclosure: A.D. Coombs is my sister, but regardless (!) this book is great and worth a read 🎳💕

Hi Littens! This book is my little sister's DEBUT NOVEL! She's a YA author at Simon Pulse and this amazing book is coming into the world on July 14th. I loved it and I hope that other YA fans out there might love it too! If teen romance, action bowling, mental health representation, or the cloudy streets of San Francisco tickle your heart strings, consider adding this to your TBR, requesting at your library or pick up a preorder. I'm so proud 🤩💕