quick mini review: six weeks of loving you by karli perrin + call it one-sided by daniela reyes

This book hurts both in a good and hurtful way.

This book is about a woman who has amnesia after getting into a train accident. In a result of this, she can only remember six weeks worth of memories after the traumatic accident. After the six weeks end, her memory fades and returns back to the day after the accident, while life still continues.

OMG THIS BOOK.

I didn’t expect to love this book so much.

The romance is so sweet. The way the love interest tries to win over the main character is so sweet and swoon-worthy to the point you even feel like the love interest is trying to win you over.

For such a short book, you’ll experience a roller coaster of emotions from laughing, to crying, to smile, or doing all three. I highly recommend this book if you want a quick yet an emotional read that’ll hurt but at the same time make you happy. I don’t want to say too much because I don’t want to spoil anything but please read it. It is definitely reread worthy and quickly became one of my favorite books ever.

Five stars!

The fake dating trope is quickly becoming my new favorite trope.

This book is about a girl who works both at a coffee shop, Meli’s, and her dad’s book shop, Bee’s books and a rich spoiled boy who’s forced to work at Meli’s to teach him a lesson. At an event where they both had to work, the guy planned to confessed his feelings for his friend but after finding out his friend is dating someone else, he confesses to the girl (the one who works in both the book store and coffee shop) instead which turned out going viral and they both end up faking dating.

If I could describe this book in a vibe, I would describe it as sitting in a quiet coffee shop during the winter, sipping on a cup of hot coffee kind of vibe. It’s not really a dramatic book nor would I categorize it as a cute chicklit romance (I mean you could) but it is a light read.

Both of the main characters are in love with someone else but the person they’re in love with turns out to be dating each other so the main characters decide to date each other to make their crushes jealous (my favorite kind of trope). This book is slow-burn and what really annoyed me the most was the climax. It only lasted a short chapter and it wasn’t really a big climax at all.

This book was a quick read and something I would recommend if you want a fake dating book and a quick read. What also annoyed me is that they don’t really act like a couple, like they don’t do anything that forces them to convince people their dating. I hope I’m making sense.

Anyways, I rate this book three stars!

Thank you guys for reading! I’m finally done with finals and I can finally read and give my book blog some attention!

-Cayla