In all actuality, I have next to nothing to say about This is What Happy Looks Like. Sure, it was super cute and sweet, but it wasn't much more than that. It was an ultimately forgettable, fluffy kind of book. Which is totally okay, because I've been in a really fluffy mood lately. Ellie and Graha...
So it's already been almost a month since I read this so this review is going to be brief because I don't remember it that well. Part of that has to do with the fact that I read the first half of this seriously sleep deprived. So I remember there was a movie star who falls for a small town girl wh...
It's a good book with an adorable story. I just expected too much from this book, I guess. I was supposed to give it 3 stars but then why not another star for such a pretty cover?!!
What a disappointment. Everything is so cliche and dull and stereotypical. The characters are so flat. Couldn't stop groaning my way through this one. Well at least the cover art is cute.
This book certainly tried hard to squeeze meaning out of every sentence, piece of dialogue, and action. It might have gotten a little clunky or wordy in its execution as well; there were a lot of things that could have been left unsaid. Nonetheless, cute and breezy it set out to do; cute and breezy ...
More of a 3.5 rating. I really liked the beginning of this book. It started off gang-busters. Smith does a nice job with the movie star mets and falls in love with a nobody trope. Graham and Ellie were both very three dimensional. In other books where the hero is a famous person I've never really "g...
3.8 starsToo much drama at the beginning but it got better in the end.If I have read this during my teens I would surely give it a 5-star rating. Haha.
I was quite excited for the release of This is What Happy Looks Like by Jennifer E. Smith. It’s been on my TBR for a while now, and I totally love the cover. The instant I saw it was on sale, I picked it up. Unfortunately, it didn’t live up to what I’d hope it would be. I thought there’d be more act...
There are different kinds of happy,' she said. 'Some kinds don't need any proof.' I'm usually hesitant whenever I pick up chick-lits. Why? Because I love entering another realm of the impossible (a.k.a fantasy/paranormal books). Reading chick-lits usually bores me due to the fact that it's realistic...
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