The Cheat Sheet: It's the game-changing romantic list to help turn these friends into lovers that became a TikTok sensation!

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I’ve been on the phone the entire ride to the magazine party. All I want is to focus on Bree, but my agent needed to discuss an endorsement deal she’s negotiating for the offseason, and then that turned into listening to Tim blabber on about who all I need to kiss up to tonight after we get through the doors. It’s been one phone call after another. It's literally so hard to review a book I loved BECAUSE I CAN'T EXPLAIN WHY I LOVE IT BECAUSE ITS IN THE DETAILS AND YOU GOTTA READ IT TO UNDERSTAND but here we go: Authors, if you are a member of the Goodreads Author Program, you can edit information about your own books. Find out how in this guide.

there was also a lot of use of capital letters to convey yelling which always rubs me the wrong way in books. usually i can look past it, but it happened SO often and it wasn’t even in speech half the time. Sarah Adams, you are so wonderfully talented with your stories and I want to be you when I grow up.There’s some amazing discussion centered around anxiety and mental health and healing, and I just loved it. Mental health needs to be talked about more, and it was so refreshing to see it handled with such reverence in a light-hearted romantic comedy. I felt very seen and understood. It's clear from the starting scenes that she's immature which is okay, she's not an adult adult, she's still young, but as the book goes on this starts to get annoying. I have a special place reserved for drunk Bree, that's her at her worst by far. It's not cute, it's just sad. Hello, I am a puddle of goo. I am mush. I have collapsed into a pile of swoons and sighs. The Cheat Sheet is the most adorable and heartwarming swoonfest of a best friends to lovers romance I’ve ever read, and I’m slightly depressed now that it’s over because I miss it and because I want this kind of love story for myself. As always, my main points are bolded. I have no idea if this book is going to be the first in a series but the side characters were super interesting! I would definitely read a book about Nathan’s teammates. Nothing but good old-fashioned, no-touching-the-sexiest-man-alive, platonic friendship for us! Everything is exactly how I like it! Yes. Good. (I’m not crying, I’m just peeling an onion.)

Disgruntled and upset, Bree decides to down her sorrows—and wakes up to find that she’s gone viral, talking about how she loves Nathan. fhajkfkskfofowofoslfkvkekkekgkskekgkdlk kfkgkskkfkfkwkflglfleldkdkskkdvkkfkskdkfkflsldlvlfkdkekkgkvkdlelfkglfllwldlglflele they were cute. there was kissing. VERY INNOCENT KISSING. ummm yeah idk 90% of this book is ”what they want with each other” but its all talk, no action like chop chop get together already??It's commendable that she wants to provide dance classes to those who can't afford them, but something about that felt forced. I can't explain how exactly, it just didn't feel natural. I'm mostly talking about the dance class scenes. As a dancer myself I might be biased, sure, but that wasn't it. Their friendship, how hesitant they both were to make the first move, and how happy they were when they finally got together? another thing; there was NO differentiation between the characters in their POVs. Nathan’s inner monologue would sound exactly the same as Bree’s. if they didn’t explicitly state the name at the beginning of each chapter i would’ve had no idea it was meant to be two different perspectives/people. there’s a difference between having a similar personality and just outright copy and pasting your characters. also you’ve got the rich x poor trope where rich person is like “you know i can buy you something i really don’t mind” and the reply is “no but ill feel bad🙁” and it made me want to rip my hair out. rip bree and her morals i don’t have any so if anyone ever wants to buy me a car i won’t mind.