![]() ![]() Agent: Laura Bradford, Bradford Literary. She’s an aspiring writer, but she’s afraid to tell anyone-for one thing, her parents are children’s book authors for another, she wants to write romance, a genre that she sees as feminist in its focus on female desire but that is frequently dismissed as “trash.” Enemies turned lovers is an old romance trope, but in Solomon’s deft hands, this funny, tender, and romantic book is fresh and wholly satisfying. ![]() In Rowan and Neil, Solomon ( Our Year of Maybe) has created two complex, believable characters-word lover Neil has his future planned out, but his present is way more complicated than Rowan knows. Until, that is, the long night of Howl, when the two meet each other’s families, talk about the last four years, and even share a dance. Anyway, without further ado, I wanted to hop on and review this precious book I just finished Synopsis The Hating Game meets Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist by way of Morgan Matson in this unforgettable romantic comedy about two rival overachievers whose relationship completely transforms over the course of twenty-four hours. ![]() But on the last day of school, there are only two competitions left: who will make valedictorian, and who will win Howl, a citywide senior class event, “part Assassin, part scavenger hunt.” Rowan thinks about Neil so much that her friends believe her obsessed, a notion that Rowan finds ridiculous. A taunting text: they’re the two top students in the senior class, and sworn rivals. TODAY TONIGHT TOMORROW by Rachel Lynn Solomon book review 2020 Ark of books 344 subscribers Subscribe 107 3. ![]() Every morning, Neil McNair awakens Rowan Roth with a text. ![]()
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