pick🎧 Romance … cute, sweet, enjoyed it … a bit of an angsty miscommunication trope or just an MC with unreal expectations that does a lot of assuming … I wasn‘t overly fond of Angie … way too conflicted … but I loved the nerdinesss & Ricky … her love interest. Angie figured it out in the end making it a read to finish!
Med student ✅
Sci-fi/anime nerds ✅
Happy ending ✅
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pickI really liked this book. It was a cute story and it had me in tears at one point because it was so sweet! There were a few times when I was sad but overall it was so good!
pickAngie has lots of pressure on her. She‘s supposed to be the perfect immigrant daughter, the perfect student, the perfect sister and friend. But things begin to unravel when she scores poorly on a critical test. Angie is suddenly uncertain about her path, which has always been clear before. Liked watching her grow, even as she stumbled, until she was able to figure out who and what she wanted to be and started defining herself on her own terms.
pickIt feels amazing to “see“ myself in the books I read. I knew I would love this book from the dedication page it did not disappoint. I'm not nor will I ever be medical student but I was once “... at age twelve, scouring the shelves for books about girls who looked like me, whose suffering wasn't supposed to be the subject of discussion in English class.“ And I am a “... dark-skinned girl for whom self-love is a continued, arduous process.“
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