I found I Want You to Want Me to be a very enjoyable read. I like both Eden and Adam, but especially Adam. What a strong MMC! Eden had to work on herself for their relationship to work, but it was a believable love story for me with one of them being famous. Thank you NetGalley for an advanced copy for review.

I really, really wanted to like this book, but boy Eden was not a likable person at all. She's insecure to the point of ridiculousness. She judges Adam all the time. The drama seemed forced. Adam was the only saving grace in this book.

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Quick entertaining and a bit emotional of a read. As a dual POV, I Want You to Want Me isn’t just the worker of this book, it’s the main theme from both of the characters thoughts. I adore Eden and Adam’s story, filled with happy fun moments, and a couple of heartbreaking ones as well. It definitely left me more emotional than I realized it was going to, but not in a bad way at all since I kind of love sad sappy angsty parts of books.

I didn’t realize until after I finished the book and was looking into this series that the entire series has already been published, and these are all being re-released with new titles, not sure of anything in them as changed as I never previously read them, but looking at the old titles and then the new title for this book, the new titles are most likely much better.

I received a copy of this from NetGalley, I hesitate to refer to it as an ARC as like I said it’s been published previously, however what you want to refer to it as I did receive it from them but read it and enjoyed it enough to come leave this review