Hani and Ishu’s Guide to Fake Dating: Review

I don’t have strong opinion about the ‘fake dating’ troupe. It’s not one that I read very often and truthfully, I only picked up this book because I knew it featured LGBTQ+ girls. Now that I’ve finished the story, I’m still don’t have a strong opinion on ‘fake dating,’ but the trope is executed flawlessly in here.

Every day: Review

At the start of every day I was ambivalent about the romance between A and Rhiannon. After spending one day together, A was convinced they were in love with Rhiannon. It’s called out a few times by Rhiannon, who notes they barely know each other. As the story moves along, I found myself not minding the romance and I liked how it was ultimately resolved.