Happy Place

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It felt very much like when you go on holiday and you fall in love with the weather, the people, the sights and sounds. So coupled with a boring plot about a group of friends I really didn’t like…it just really wasn’t the book for me.

The way her found family move around each other and interact with each other is so natural and genuine. I cannot explain this phenomenon, nor do I defend it, but I have a feeling I’m not the only reviewer who tends to duck and run when hyped books are saturating every bit of your online footprint. She explained gracefully how achieving your goals and purposes in life doesn’t specially rhythm with happiness. Mientras leía no podía dejar de pensar que quería que tuvieran su final feliz porque lo merecían muchísimo.i get what he was going through at the end, but his character still felt very one dimensional to me. Like, are you going to tell me that after a long-ass relationship of 8 YEARS, neither of you can communicate things? The way she was painted as not only a brillant neurological chirurgien but as a woman, a broken one, was one of the most lovable and relatable aspect of the storytelling. His flaws were pretty light and at times it was difficult to see what drew him and Harriet together. This book was such a lovely read and pulled at my heartstrings, broke my heart and put it together again through the course of the story.

this is like a larger issue relating to capitalism and triggering my fight or flight but not everything has to be mercenary. i really wanted this to be a book i would feel so connected to, and would always stay with me, but it’s not one of those books. This book deserves every bit of hype that it has and will receive, and it gives me a glimmer of hope that I can still find that magical feeling of finding a new book that becomes a part of your soul, one that you carry with you on the rest of your journey here on earth and becomes part of your personality on a permanent basis.When their annual group trip to Maine comes up, Wyn and Harriet find themselves pretending to still be together. It’s nice to have a friendship that can carry on with people taking different paths and not seeing as much of each other. Brimming with characters you can't help but fall for and off-the-charts chemistry, HAPPY PLACE is Emily Henry doing what she does best! The "way" he did what he did was —to my opinion—transparent and cristal clear but to excuse and compassionate with him and his individual choices the last chapters were really helpful and emotionally draining.

Also not him acting shady and smiling at his phone for 70% of the book and making her think he already has a girlfriend, just for the big reveal to be that he makes tables for a living 😃 YES TABLES. Harriet and Wyn are the perfect couple - they go together like bread and butter, gin and tonic, Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds. The only reason it's 4 stars and not 5 is that it did take me a bit to get into the romance plotline (not knowing the breakup reason for so long frustrated me), and I felt the pacing could be a bit quicker in the middle, but I LOVED the last 100 pages so so so much. I was afraid they’d ask me what went wrong, and no matter what answer I cobbled together from the rubble, they’d see right through it. I’ve been reviewing books for many years now, and over time I’ve become more jaded with each new release that has an overwhelming hype train behind it.but it was 400 pages long and when she’s being annoying for 350 of them, “occasionally” doesn’t cut it. Not only will they make you happy , her latest may just make you fall in love with falling in love again.