Alex, Approximately

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Brain: AND I THOUGHT THEY FREAKIN' TALKED EVERYDAY! But when do we see them talk? In the last chapters OF COURSE. Amikor Bailey ugyanabba a városba költözik, ahol Alex él, a lány úgy dönt, megkeresi. Ám megtalálni valakit a chatelésekre alapozva nehezebb, mint ahogy Bailey elsőre gondolta, főleg úgy, hogy idegesítően magabiztos (és szemtelenül jóképű) munkatársa, Porter Roth minden egyes lépésén jól szórakozik. Vajon nem őrültség ez az egész, és nem lesz csalódás, ha mégis sikerül Alexre rábukkannia? It was a really cute, light, fluffy, funny, and an easy to read book. It's a good enemies to lovers YA contmp. I was totally grinning and swooning while reading. There were some cringey and cheesy parts, but ah, nevermind about those, all i wanted was to feel good. 🥰

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I liked Bailey's friend, Grace..........................I lied, I tolerated her. She's that type of friend where you'd tell her something and you'd hear it come out of someone else's mouth. Like no. What's been told to you, stays with you. Besides that, I found her pretty cool, friendly, and very nice. Also, I liked the fact that she was British and I kept reading her parts in this really posh accent. Bennett (Alex, Approximately) combines a romance with a survival story in a slow-paced novel featuring multilayered characters but grating subplots. Seventeen-year-old Zorie Everhart is an Continue reading » I wish some of the things she touched upon, i.e. Davey and his drug abuse, Porter’s family, Bailey’s relationship with her mom, was expanded on more. I think it would’ve added more meat to the story and made the characters even more tangible.

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Her relationship with “Alex” is super sweet and I love that she’s unaware that she’s around him all the time. Porter is a really enjoyable character and I think his dynamic with Bailey is great. The whole premise is actually super sweet and it definitely has that enemies to lovers trope that’s addictive. His head sags against the desk. I push his hair away from one of his eyes. He looks up at me and asks, “You really still haven’t forgiven me?” And God, a light breeze could turn this girl on. Here are some examples of things that spur Bailey into fantasizing in public: This is how you may use the Character Map dialog to copy and paste any symbol on Windows PC. Option 4: Using insert Symbol dialog box Its has everyone's favorite trope, enemies to loves, and it was done pretty realistically which i appreciated.

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I think the problem for me was that there was no chemistry between the main character, Bailey, and the guy she had been talking to online, Alex. We barely got to see any of their interactions. And the interactions we did have weren’t that funny or enjoyable. Also, their conversations we didn’t get to see didn’t make sense to me. Why would they discuss their locations and where they live to each other openly, but get uncomfortable about telling the other their first name? I didn’t get it. At all. Also, even though it's literally so obvious who Alex is, they tell you in the freaking description of the book. Not cool.Classic movie buff Bailey “Mink” Rydell has spent months crushing on a witty film geek she only knows online by “Alex.” Two coasts separate the teens until Bailey moves in with her dad, who lives in the same California surfing town as her online crush. ADDICTION IS THE VICTIM’S FAULT NOW AND THEY SHOULD BE BLAMED AND TREATED LIKE A VILLAIN, IN CASE YOU WERE WONDERING And right there is my father. Artful Dodger, senior. Like I said, it’s been a year since I’ve seen him, and the dark-headed man standing under a slanted beam of early afternoon sunlight is different than I remember. In better shape, sure, but that’s no surprise. I’ve cheered on his new gym-crafted body every week as he showed off his arms during our Sunday-night video calls. And the darker hair wasn’t new either; God knows I’ve teased him about dyeing away the gray in an attempt to slice off the last few years of his forties. You'd have a better understanding but if you don't want to then *sniffle*, it's alright. We can be friends again.

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Do you love Alex, Approximately too? Who is your favourite character? What’s your favourite Jenn Bennett book? Ughhhh. God. I’m someone who is extremely susceptible to the charms of an old movie, so when I saw that there was, essentially, a retelling of You’ve Got Mail (a fairly good movie, I guess) in which old film brings the ~romantic interests~ together, I had to be in. My seat belt feels like a metal rod slapping across my chest as I jerk forward and brace my hands on the dash. Brief pain shoots through my mouth and I taste copper. The high-pitched squeal that comes out of me, I realize, is entirely too loud and dramatic; apart from my biting my own tongue, no one’s hurt, not even the car. This is how you may type the Approximately Equal symbol on Windows using the Alt Code method. Option 2: Using the Approximately Equal Shortcut for Mac You wouldn't believe how tired I got of those "beautiful curls" and that "slow grin" of his. I just. I mean. DEAR GOD.