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This book was so much better than Blackout! I loved the way the stories all intertwined more than just “the friend of their cousin is going to the same party”. The characters all had a shared goal that they actually all had stakes in, and even minor characters appeared across stories. I wish there would be a third one; I feel like the authors have really figured out how to write like this and I want more! 5⭐️

I enjoyed all the different couples and their stories, and how they all interconnected! A sweet read!

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Do the audiobook! Multiple narrators, all fabulous. This would be a perfect Christmas read. I really enjoyed this!!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

For anyone who likes to stack the holiday season with festive reads, today is the day that there‘s a huge sale on (mostly) Christmas (but some winter-themed) books on Kindle. There are over a hundred to choose from. Not sure why now, but I suppose, why not? They‘re under the daily deals option in the Kindle books category, if you‘re interested. I picked up these two. 🤍

#SUNDAYBUDDYREAD PEEPS

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2.99 kindle sale on our DECEMBER 2024 😅🤣🤷🏻‍♀️❄️ read https://bookhippie.com/index.php/2023/10/01/2024-sunday-buddy-read/

The same authors as Blackout, but I didn‘t enjoy this one as much. Short stories by different authors woven together to form a full story.
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I wasn't into every single one of the romances here, but I loved the story overall. The way all the relationships interconnected was so well done, and the little details they shared without the characters realizing they were shared were perfection. What situation can these 6 think up next? #yalit #yashortstories #ish

Dhonielle Clayton, Tiffany D Jackson, Nic Stone, Angie Thomas, Ashley Woodfolk and Nicola Yoon‘s YA romance follow-up to BLACKOUT has another all Black cast and good lesbian and gender-non-conforming representation but one of the chapters veers towards bi-erasure and I just couldn‘t take to Stevie or empathise with her (despite her neurodiversity). Ultimately it‘s okay, but I didn‘t enjoy it as much as BLACKOUT.

All the set up of an interesting novel and yet it kind of fell flat. Once it finally got around to the main heart of the story it was interesting enough but I found that were to many inner monologues and expositions in general. The characters came off a little 2D as well.

This was just lovely 🎄🎄🎄 I loved all the couples stories and how they all came together to help a friend.