READ AND REVIEWED

 REMEMBER ME? - Sophie Kinsella Ironic that the title of the book is ' Remember Me' , and it lay forgotten in my bookshelf for years. Fifteen-year-old me had handpicked this book at a book fair somewhere, and I picked it up again a few weeks ago, but didn’t finish it until I re-picked it up three days ago. Since then, I couldn’t put it down. The book follows Lexi Smart (who is anything but smart), who gets into a car crash and forgets the past three years of her life. She wakes up to find the "perfect" life - she looks like a model, has an amazing husband, and holds the dream job. Five weeks in, she realises that maybe it’s not as perfect as it looks. What follows is her trying to figure out who she is and who she’s become. I found the plot a little cliché (don't ask me why cause idk), but one aspect that I liked about it was how the author portrayed the protagonist as a detective (sorta) as she searched for clues to learn more about the person that she had becom...

 I HOPE THIS FINDS YOU WELL - Natalie Sue I’m feeling way too lazy to write paragraphs long content about a book and my so-called “reading experience.” So, I present to you a much, much shorter version (in bullet points because they rock!!) This is the advantage of having your own blog - you can do whatever you want with it. So here goes my take on this book: - Solid 4 out of 5. Or maybe 4.5. Let’s compromise and say 4.25. Yes, that feels right. - Not laugh-out-loud funny, but still funny enough. - Its corporate themed and I loved that a lot. - If you're into drama (like The Kardashians level drama), you’ll enjoy this. - The plot was amazing - it had everything: chaos, emotion, healing, relationships. Perfect feel-good read. Easily one of the most original and unique plots I’ve come across in all these years of reading. - Unhinged but loveable protagonist. - I loved the writing style. It perfectly resonated with the protagonist. - I found it relatable, which I liked. - Read a goog...