i used to never read light-hearted books, especially not romcoms, so i'm trying to get into them more and this definitely was one that made me so incredibly happy! i found myself actually loving just reading without thinking too much, you know?

When I come out to them, I want them to know that bisexuality is valid, and I want them to know that bisexual love stories are as possible and beautiful and lovely as any other.” Thank you to NetGalley and Random House Children’s for providing me with an ARC in exchange for an honest review.Usually I try to keep that promise. But sometimes I forget and parted after the heated argument with my loved ones. I get that Ms. Ahern had no idea what she was talking about, but how could the editor just ignore such rubbish?

After being obsessed with the movie for months, I decided to take the plunge and read the book. Finally. And I can tell you that the book was equally as satisfying but completely different to the Gerard Butler perv-fest that I so dearly love. Auriane Desombre's debut novel, I Think I Love You, is sweet and poignant, a hate-to-love (sort-of) rom-com that definitely touched my heart. that being said, this is a very positive three-stars for me though! i read it in one sitting and enjoyed my time with it a lot! highly recommend if anyone's looking for some sapphic cuteness! Besides being extremely shallow and having no hobbies or interests whatsoever, Holly was also depressed (understandable). Some stuff happened, some stuff with family and friends occurred, some absolutely unrelated to the plot stuff was also included, some parts were told from different POV with no transition or such... Friends, family, vacation, man named Daniel, grief. And some more grief.This is a sweet story, but a little boring and predictable. Considering how little bisexual representation there is in fiction, I'm pretty happy with that aspect, but I even found this element a little watered down. The heroine, Holly, was a 30 year old woman, who acted and talked like a 20 year old. She's never had a decent job (and hated every one of those she had), hated school, "lived her life for her husband Gerry" and couldn't find any sense in it since said husband died. Untill she started geting letters from Gerry to restart her life.