This was a lovely read about first love, second chances and the people who stay with us. The writing flowed easily and the characters were well fleshed out

Ordinary Love by Marie Rutkoski is about second chances and reconnections with characters you root for and a story that draws you in.

Another compulsive read from an author who seems to do no wrong. I absolutely devoured this one… You will want to clear your afternoon to read this one straight through, so riveting!!!!

I liked this book! It was a lovely read about first love, second chances and the people who stay with us. The writing flowed easily and the characters were well fleshed out. It’s not my usual type of book but I’m so glad I gave it a shot as I enjoyed it a lot. Thanks for the ARC.

Ordinary Love intertwines the past with the present, exploring Emily’s relationship with Gen as they had their first love as teenagers, and then their reconnection as adults. I fell in love with this story and these characters right from the beginning. None of the characters were perfect, and at times they frustrated me so much that I wanted to scream at them, but they felt real. I truly believed in their story.

Ordinary Love is the perfect book for those who can’t help but wondering what if things worked out with the one who got away.

Thank you to Little Brown and NetGalley for this ARC in exchange for an honest review.

Really loved this book & Marie's writing. I think this book is going to totally blow up & be a blockbuster a la Tomorrow, Tomorrow and Tomorrow. Well done Marie!! Thank you NetGalley for the ARC.

Thank you to Marie Rutkoski, Little, brown book UK, Virago and netgalley for the opportunity to read this book.

Book review || Ordinary Love by Marie Rutkoski
Edition : ARC
Rating : 5/5⭐️
⚠️Spoiler review⚠️

Quotes :
-The truth is, we were never really friends. Never just that.
-You are my friend and you are my family. But I also want you to be mine.

I’ve been reading more non fiction books recently especially about LGBTQ+ themes. I loved this book it was very interesting. From rediscovering your life outside of a marriage, to being who you truly are. I loved every part of it. Very grateful that Gen was so welcoming to the children and saw a future with them, it’s not everywhere that this happens. Overall this was a very pleasant read. I kinda wish we got more chapters towards the end but I enjoy open endings.