The episodes were described accurately and made me think of my sister who suffers from the same illness. I’d cut off twelve inches of hair, binge-watched makeup-application videos, then spent a solid month looking for clothes that were neutral and effortlessly stylish. It's not really a tear-jerker kind of novel but I was affected by it to a degree that took me by surprise. Take your next antipasto spread from basic to brilliant with these warm sautéed olives with lemon and rosemary.

I also hate his manipulative, selfish ex-boyfriend and I was pissed off when she didn't break up with him earlier.

I love how Jenna Welch has the ability to transport us to the locations of her novels, and, in this particular book, tackles serious issues such as abandonment and mental health. This also really made me feel transported into summer which is what I NEED right now while being in the middle of a Polar vortex! I get the part where the chapters represent the 26 things on Olive’s list but does this story really need 26 chapters?

During the summer, Dax spends twenty to thirty hours a week in a pool, and he wears chlorine the way other guys wear cologne. Olive is swept away to Santorini after receiving a postcard from her estranged father asking for her help with a new project.I want to say Liv is cool in a way I wish I had been as a teenager, but tbh, Liv is cool in a way I wish I was right now.

I have a feeling things may pick up, based on the synopsis, but I’m not going to carve out listening time for this one as it is right now.She is a brand designer who loves tiki drinks, her mid-century modern house, and obsessive Google mapping.

In 2020 where we can barely go between different states in the US, I was eager to read a book set overseas in a different pandemic-less time. His life goal/dream has been to find the lost city of Atlantis and believes they key is in Santorini. I’m enjoying books set in foreign, exotic countries in the midst of this lockdown and this book sounds like something I would definitely read! Thank you to netgalley, the publisher and the author for providing me with a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review!I thought it was a way of protecting herself, but sometimes I felt she was protecting herself against something that wasn’t as obvious as she thought.