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Just real people, living life, reading this book in the spaces books should be read in.
The individual, personal ones.
The ones

quick links to online reviews:

“so gracefully captures the essence of what it means to be human ... it leaves a mark.”
Ben, 25, shows up to dress up parties as Ryan from High School Musical
“I could not put it down, and I’ve never finished a whole book in my life! desperate to watch this as a show!”
Emily, 26, just burnt her tongue cooking a hot pocket in the microwave
“quirky and captivating … this is for anyone who wants to be thrown into a new world, way of thinking and enjoy a brilliant story.”
Tim, 32, already decided which parts of the book he can reference with Simpsons memes
“the way the writing captures deep moments with a sparkle of humour that has you feel like you’re glowing is remarkable.”
Mags, 33, is so sorry she didn’t reply, she was lost in a fantasy novel
“powerfully illustrates the balance between wanting love and pursuing dreams, a message that feels both relevant and empowering … ”
Kira, 30, doesn’t pub ‘crawl’, she pub runs (for real, she’s an athlete)
“one specific analogy was so relatable, I’ll take it from this book and think about it for a long time ...”
Adam, 22, replies in 3-5 seconds, or 3-5 business days (there is no in-between)
“this feels like a love story to growth in your twenties.”
Ally J, 28, bookish gal who reads past bedtime

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