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4.5 ⭐This book was adorable. It‘s exactly what you think you‘re going to get when you see the cover and read the blurb. Our main character is a girl who loves her local community center. So much so that she‘s leading a charge for an alternative prom. It‘s not that she has anything against prom itself, it‘s how much money people spend on prom. Upwards of $1000. She feels that money could be better put to use at the community center.

If you‘re a fan of K-pop or K-dramas you‘ll find plenty to like in this YA romcom about best friends, prom, promises broken and promises kept. It‘s a fast read with familiar characters but it‘s fun and well executed. A light, fun read that entertains.

Super cute rom-com that in my opinion really nails the chaos surrounding Kpop idol hysteria.

Photo is of Han from the group Stray Kids — I took it at their recent concert in NJ & he was mentioned in the novel as one of the fictional WDB boys celebrity friends. 😆 (It‘s also his birthday. 😆)

So, So sweet...hahahaha

The HFN YA I needed at this time. Light, funny with a pinch of teenaged angst. The leads are well rounded. I loved all the K-Pop settings. Not complacent and everything is great settings. I liked it a lot. Would love to read more from this author.

Netgalley ARC
#ya

Three things make a post.
📚 still adorably cute, light. The book I need right now
🏒 end of Geno drama in Pittsburgh. Crosby said humm he's staying pay him.
Still feeding Wang Yibo thing.

#threethings

I'm up to about 25% . It's adorably cute. Very YA. Just what I need. Light teenage angst and a pinch of rom com.

#ya #kpop #wangyibo

Next in the 📚
Also it feeds my adjacent unhealthy binge of C-Drama.

K-pop rom coms make me happy

#bookhaul

Ended my book buying ban with books that bring me joy: books by Asian women.

Can‘t wait to start these because I need some joy in my life! Think we all do during these dark times.