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A review by outsidestar
Get a Life, Chloe Brown by Talia Hibbert
funny
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
This was cute and adorable and just overall heart-warming.
Both Chloe and Red were absolutely lovable characters who I want to befriend because they're such cutie pies. Which actually made it hard for me to see the foundation of the initial animosity in the whole enemies-to-lovers trope. But I did very much enjoy how complex and well-rounded they were, with their flaws, troubled pasts and their own ways of coping.
This book had me laughing, crying and wishing I had someone like Red in my life and that I was as brave as Chloe. As fluffy and light this story was, it also tackled abusive relationships, chronic illnesses, self-confidence, self-love and so many other important topics. And it did so beautifully.
Also, shout out to Gigi, the world's coolest grandma.
Both Chloe and Red were absolutely lovable characters who I want to befriend because they're such cutie pies. Which actually made it hard for me to see the foundation of the initial animosity in the whole enemies-to-lovers trope. But I did very much enjoy how complex and well-rounded they were, with their flaws, troubled pasts and their own ways of coping.
This book had me laughing, crying and wishing I had someone like Red in my life and that I was as brave as Chloe. As fluffy and light this story was, it also tackled abusive relationships, chronic illnesses, self-confidence, self-love and so many other important topics. And it did so beautifully.
Also, shout out to Gigi, the world's coolest grandma.
Graphic: Chronic illness and Sexual content
Moderate: Emotional abuse, Panic attacks/disorders, and Toxic relationship