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A review by the_rabble
To Sir, With Love by Lauren Layne
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
2.0
No spice, single POV, beat for beat update of "You've Got Mail," but it's champagne and a dating app instead of books and AIM chatrooms.
Not slamming an adaptation, you just know what you're getting immediately.
The baby fever and hard open with poop jokes seemed a little out of control in this one early on. The baby fever sticks around, but blessedly, we move on to other events after a few scenes. (Layne seems most comfortable mid-plot and away from table-setting.)
Narrators: Rachanee Lumayno does a good job. I grabbed this book bc I love Shaun Taylor-Corbett and was excited to see him as a voice in a romance- he reads all the correspondence interludes for Sir and my dude is a swoon-master. Those reads slapped.
Not slamming an adaptation, you just know what you're getting immediately.
The baby fever and hard open with poop jokes seemed a little out of control in this one early on. The baby fever sticks around, but blessedly, we move on to other events after a few scenes. (Layne seems most comfortable mid-plot and away from table-setting.)
Narrators: Rachanee Lumayno does a good job. I grabbed this book bc I love Shaun Taylor-Corbett and was excited to see him as a voice in a romance- he reads all the correspondence interludes for Sir and my dude is a swoon-master. Those reads slapped.