Being so used to being in school, college, education, that you have no idea what to do with your life without that. Growing up to become a little cynical because of how the world is. So what did I love about this book? First of all, there were all these relatable things about August. “If she absolutely has to have feelings, she can at least do it in private.” Especially the second half of the book was so amazing, and I just kept smiling while reading it But fear not! It took a good 20% for me to get a grip on this book, for the story to really take off and for me to click with the characters. For a while, I was so scared I was going to feel really disappointed.

The start felt a little dense, a little slow, and I wasn’t sure if I was going to love this as much as McQuiston’s debut. Where I fell in love with RWRB FAST, my experience with One Last Stop was very different. I dove in right away when I received my digital ARC.įrom the New York Times bestselling author of Red, White & Royal Blue comes a new romantic comedy that puts a queer spin on Kate & Leopold.Ī 23-year-old realises her subway crush is displaced from 1970’s Brooklyn, and she must do everything in her power to help her – and try not to fall in love with the girl lost in time – before it’s too late. That probably tells you a little bit about how much I’ve been anticipating One Last Stop, and I feel so grateful that I got to read it early. It has quickly become one of my ultimate comfort reads, and I’ve read it 6 times and counting. If you even know me a little, you can’t have missed my obsession with Red, White & Royal Blue.

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