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I Heart Hollywood

(I Heart #2)

Lindsey Kelk (Goodreads Author)

3.97 · Rating details · 10,077 ratings · 429 reviews

Celebs, sunshine and beautiful boys!enough to lead a girl astray? Angela Clark can't believe her luck! she's an English girl living in New York with a dream job at hip magazine The Look and a sexy boyfriend. Her latest assignment takes her to Hollywood to interview hot actor and fellow Brit James Jacobs.Thrown in at the deep end she heads west with best friend Jenny dreami ...more

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Nov 24, 2019 Monica (crazy_4_books) rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: 3-stars, reviews

"Angela Clark's adventures on the west coast aren't as fun as her previous NYC ones"
(#2 book read for contemporary-a-thon weekend)
Second book syndrome? Yes, I'd say that since I'm 40 pages into the third book (I heart Paris) and seems more on the level of the first book (I heart NY).
The story line dragged on for a while, otherwise I would have finished in a day. The plot is quiet cheesy, "I heart NY" also had some cheesy segments but it was better. I think the problem here is the lack of presenc ...more

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Aug 20, 2012 Chelsey rated it liked it

Meh...
I am really enjoying this series as a whole, BUT... Angela hated Hollywood, so it is beyond me why the title is called "I Heart Hollywood."
What I liked:
- The blossoming romance between Alex and Angela. We are somewhat in the dark throughout the book about Alex's real feelings for Angela, but they are brought to light in the end. Which is what every girl dreams about!
- The fantasy of a hot, charming Hollywood movie star falling in "love" with you.

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- I felt as if James ...more

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Aug 16, 2017 Mridu aka Storypals rated it really liked it

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Mar 28, 2017 Elle's Book Blog rated it really liked it

Shelves: chick-lit

Release Date: January 7, 2010
Genre: Chick Lit

I really love this series. It reminds me of the Shopaholic series by Sophie Kinsella as it has the same amount of drama and hijinks. Angela, the heroine, is a girl after my own heart and following her on these adventures to places unknown (to her anyways) is always so much fun. In this one, readers will follow Angela to Hollywood as she has a very important job of interviewing a hot celebrity. Unfortunately for Angela, what should have been a quic ...more

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Jun 13, 2019 Myrna rated it really liked it

Lighthearted funny read.

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Apr 28, 2015 Love Fool rated it liked it

Angela Clark can't believe her luck - she's an English girl living in New York with a dream job and a sexy boyfriend. Her latest assignment takes her to Hollywood. Will the sun-drenched glamour of Hollywood win her heart?

I want to like these books more but maybe my cold heart is preventing me to. Maybe I lost my Peter Pan never grow up attitude and that's why I don't love these books. I just find part 1 and 2 of this series unrealistic to the point that it's not enjoyable. Part 5 was great and I ...more

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Sep 30, 2011 Caitlin rated it did not like it

Shelves: contemporary-womens

I don't get why this book is called I Heart Hollywood when all Angela does is talk about how much better New York is and how much LA sucks.

Also, Angela's just too self-centered and selfish for me to care about at all. She might be a realistic portrayal of some women but certainly not one I want to read about, much less root for. She calls her boyfriend a jerk just because he won't spend every moment with her on the phone. Yet she's romping around, getting drunk, treating her friend like dirt, a ...more

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Dec 25, 2014 Elusive rated it did not like it

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In ‘I Heart Hollywood’, Angela goes to Los Angeles to interview a mysterious celebrity, James Jacobs after she is specifically chosen by him. Her friend Jenny tags along and together they drink a lot and have plenty of trouble involving men.

For real.

Once again, everything happens way too easily for Angela and almost the entire book is completely unrealistic. Suspension of disbelief close to a 100% will be required. All Angela does is get drunk repeatedly, waste tons of money on branded goods, re In ‘I Heart Hollywood’, Angela goes to Los Angeles to interview a mysterious celebrity, James Jacobs after she is specifically chosen by him. Her friend Jenny tags along and together they drink a lot and have plenty of trouble involving men.

For real.

Once again, everything happens way too easily for Angela and almost the entire book is completely unrealistic. Suspension of disbelief close to a 100% will be required. All Angela does is get drunk repeatedly, waste tons of money on branded goods, remind us that her bag is gorgeous at least a thousand times, cheat on her boyfriend Alex several times (but she doesn’t acknowledge it openly and gets away with her infidelity) and put up with Jenny who crossed the line multiple times.

It infuriated me when Angela found out James’ secret and had the nerve to get angry with him for "embarrassing" her. Excuse me? That coming from someone who lusted over him and was so attracted to him that she willingly spent time alone with him and let him kiss her? That coming from someone who claimed to love her boyfriend and yet cheat on him? The only person she could blame was herself for not being faithful and for behaving completely unprofessionally. To make things worse, she even threatened to reveal his secret to the media because it’s “not a big deal”. For goodness’ sake, it is. It’s his personal choice to tell the world about it, not hers. She was basically blackmailing him and using her job position to make the threat credible. She disgusted me.

The situation with Joe was definitely cheating despite the fact that (view spoiler). She let him kiss her when she knew it was going to happen. Hell, more would’ve followed if she hadn’t passed out. I found it incredibly pathetic that Jenny could be on her side. I don’t expect her to tell on Angela but if you’re truly a friend you wouldn’t encourage such behaviour. Jenny even encouraged her to get closer to James because he’s a celebrity so it’s okay. What the hell?

Angela was in LA for her “interview” yet Jenny got furious at her for not spending time with her and even threw her shoes at her over a stupid argument. Jenny came across as completely unlikeable, selfish, irritating and irresponsible. Funnily enough, those can be applied to Angela as well. I guess that’s why they’re such good friends. In real life, interviews with celebrities don’t involve getting super close to them physically and emotionally. You don’t get to spend a week with them, sometimes one-on-one (no bodyguards or assistants – seriously) and needing a week for an interview. It’d be a lot faster to conduct an interview via e-mail and avoid stupidity and annoying behaviour. Also, no one would suddenly (view spoiler).

I still don’t see how Alex and Angela can be together. They have zero chemistry and no matter how laidback a guy is, his reaction to her suspicious behaviour in LA was terribly far-fetched. He said that he was being unreasonable by questioning her but that was wrong. She was in fact unfaithful and dishonest yet no one pointed that out. No, she gets a fairytale happy ending complete with ribbons, rainbows and sunshine. If she were actually a likeable character who’s intelligent and funny and didn’t cheat, I would be okay with it but in this case, it’s unacceptable.

Overall, this book made me dislike Angela even more and it followed the same pattern as the first book except that it’s set in a different location. Once more, you don’t get the feel of the place – you just get bombarded with brand names and her stupid bag which must surely regret having such a stupid owner. ...more

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Oct 19, 2016 Luise rated it really liked it

It's been 167 years since I read "I heart NY" and, as I forgot most of it, I couldn't entirely connect with the story. Especially the Alex-related bits were a bit problematic. In the beginning he's kind of described as the perfect guy. But as the story develops it became harder and harder to get how he's supposed to be "the one" - and how he "won" in the first book :D His different types of personality and behaviour and stuff just didn't feel consistent enough for me. There's a nice twist toward ...more

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Jul 08, 2019 Steph rated it did not like it

This book.... has not aged well, if I'm being honest. I did not read it when it was originally released, so I'm reading it in the #metoo era of 2019 and some of it is just plain old ROUGH.

Spoilers below?

Honestly, by the end of the book, I found almost all the characters wholly unlikeable, including Angela. All she did was bitch about hating LA, so the title of "I heart Hollywood" is honestly kind of laughable.

Jenny Lopez is just... wow. . Her friendship with Angela is incredibly toxic for both o This book.... has not aged well, if I'm being honest. I did not read it when it was originally released, so I'm reading it in the #metoo era of 2019 and some of it is just plain old ROUGH.

Spoilers below?

Honestly, by the end of the book, I found almost all the characters wholly unlikeable, including Angela. All she did was bitch about hating LA, so the title of "I heart Hollywood" is honestly kind of laughable.

Jenny Lopez is just... wow. . Her friendship with Angela is incredibly toxic for both of them. The way she swings from hot to cold is seriously concerning and not at all cute or acceptable.

ALSOOoooo, man. There's a lot of slut shaming in these books that makes me cringe. Not to mention the attempted rape portion that... woof. It did not take the right direction-- attempted rape is not a cutesy crisis in a relationship, and that's how I felt it was treated.

The use of the word "f*g" by a character is never remarked upon. Seriously. Not even the person being called as such calls it out. Thas not ok.

Gay people are used as plot points and stereotypes. Sorry Blake, you are just the bitchy gay dude. It's like the author has never actually met a real LGBTQ person in their entire life.

As for the plot itself... Why does James like Angela? Why would he choose this writer to be his "beard", so to speak? It doesn't actually make any sense, it's just a conceit for Angela to be caught in a compromising position without it actually being such. Also the dated-ness of "outing" a celebrity. Everything was just bad and wrong. But it's ok, because in the end he bought her a MARC. JACOBS. HANDBAG (gag).

The wanton and shameless brand name dropping is hard to handle. Did you use Touche Eclat, Angela, DID YOU? I know this is a hallmark of chick lit from this period but I still find it irritating.

Also for Goodness sake, Angela, binge drinking so regularly you vomit multiple times in a book IS A PROBLEM. How does this keep happening? I'm concerned for the characters and their drinking habits.

So yeah. I suppose I didn't like this. The first book was OK but this felt like a trash fire to me.
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Jul 18, 2012 Lydia Laceby rated it it was amazing

Shelves: contemporary-women-s-fiction, hilarous, chick-lit

Originally Reviewed at Novel Escapes

I thought I loved I Heart New York, but I’m pretty sure I loved this sequel even more! I Heart Hollywood was fast paced, equally, if not more hilarious and I couldn’t put this fabulous chick lit down.

This novel takes place in just over a week and it speeds along, including a twist I wasn’t expecting. It was laugh out loud funny and I couldn’t help but giggle frequently at Angela’s antics. She’s disheveled, a bit ditzy, and fully flawed, but completely lovable. ...more

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Aug 10, 2014 Kirsty rated it liked it

Shelves: contemporary, seriesreadalongchallenge, 2006-2009

I didn't enjoy this book as much as I liked the first one. Most of Angela's time was spent complaining about how much she didn't like LA and how she wished she was back in New York with Alex. In the first book Angela developed a lot she began living by herself and really grew as a person but in this book she seemed to have reverted back to relying on other people. She couldn't even manage a week without Alex.

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Dec 16, 2014 Sophie Narey (Bookreview- aholic) rated it really liked it

Shelves: books-i-own

Published: 01/12/2009
Author: Lindsey Kelk
Recommended for: fans of chick lit

I LOVE Lindsey Kelk! The 'I Heart' series is one of the best series that I have read. In this book we follow the main character of the series, Angela Clark to the wonderful land of Hollywood! She is join by her dreamy sexy boyfriend Alex Reid and her crazy funny best friend Jenny Lopez. The characters are amazing they are described so well that it feels like you actually know them, they are the kind of people that would m ...more

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Aug 19, 2012 hristina rated it did not like it

This book is a part of the series "I heart..." by Lindsey Kelk. I read the first book and I liked it. Way more than this one. It was more realistic and fun. It was fun to read about NYC, Angela's adventure and her struggling to find her way in this city. I think this sequel is bad. It was nice to read about her in the first book, but in this one no. There's this sentence in Caitlin's review which I totally agree with: "Angela's just too self-centered and selfish for me to care about at all. She ...more

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Jul 24, 2019 Rhian Eleri rated it liked it

Angela's life gets more complicated in the second instalment of the I heart series. Her work takes her to hollywood this time where she finds herself in a sticky situation involving a very famous (georgous) movie star! And some dodgy bar men! All the while trying to figure out whats going on in her boyfriends' brain all the way in New York.
I liked this but there was a few niggly things such as cliches' that were a little too much (they kind of worked in I Heart new york) and got a bit much towa ...more

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Mar 14, 2017 Gina rated it really liked it

** 4 NOT-SO-GLAMOROUS STARS! **

"It's really easy to say I love you, it's another altogether to explain why."

***

Even though Angela infuriates me with her being weak af around men and her fucking whack excuse of making poor decision, this is a fun story nonetheless. Jenny and Alex make it all okay.

It really is a fun, light, quick read to sink away in when you're in need of something with which you don't need to think too much.

For the rest I haven't got a lot to say about this! ...more

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Nov 26, 2011 Bookevin rated it it was amazing

Rating : 5/5

Celebs, sunshine and beautiful boys…enough to lead a girl astray?

Angela Clark can’t believe her luck… she’s an English girl living in New York with a dream job at hip magazine The Look and a sexy boyfriend.
Her latest assignment takes her to Hollywood to interview hot actor and fellow Brit James Jacobs.Thrown in at the deep end she heads west with best friend Jenny dreaming of Rodeo Drive and Malibu beach.
Soon Angela discovers that celebrity life in Hollywood is not all glamour, gloss Rating : 5/5

Celebs, sunshine and beautiful boys…enough to lead a girl astray?

Angela Clark can’t believe her luck… she’s an English girl living in New York with a dream job at hip magazine The Look and a sexy boyfriend.
Her latest assignment takes her to Hollywood to interview hot actor and fellow Brit James Jacobs.Thrown in at the deep end she heads west with best friend Jenny dreaming of Rodeo Drive and Malibu beach.
Soon Angela discovers that celebrity life in Hollywood is not all glamour, gloss and sunshine. Despite his lady-killer reputation, the only person who seems genuine is James.
Then a paparazzi snaps them in an uncompromising position and suddenly Angela is thrust into the spotlight for all the wrong reasons…

Can she convince all those close to her – especially her boss and her boyfriend – not to believe everything they read? And will Hollywood ever win Angela’s heart?

I am a massive fan of Lindsey Kelk. I read I Heart New York back in May 2010 and I absolutely loved it. So I bought I Heart Hollywood right after and decided to devote myself to the I Heart series. What can I say? It's classic chick lit at its best. Well, Lindsey is such a sweetheart and her books are amazing, I have every single one of them. Trust me, they are worth every penny!

I Heart Hollywood started off after where I Heart New York ended, Angie is with Alex, the sexy boy band rocker who quickly became a really lovely male character in the series. Angie was assigned to go to the City of Angels to interview fellow Brit actor, James Jacobs. Well, Angie's off to another adventure! Hurrah! Leaving behind the blizzards in NYC, she and Jenny headed over to LA, sunshine paradise.

Personally, I loved Angie. She's such a warm character, her being incredibly British made me love her more, she was humble, aloof though a bit naive but that was what made me love her more! She dealt with her problems in LA with such grace, you'd laugh at every page. As usual, I loved Angie for her charm and sometimes very sarcastic remarks, which reflects the author's thoughts very clearly. Aside from Angie, I really liked Jenny Lopez, man alive, that woman can do anything. Traipsing around LA with Jenny, Angie's adventure in LA was a real blast to read. There's James, the famous Hollywood star who I thought would be the perfect guy for Angie if she were to fall out with Alex, but a shocking surprise will make you think otherwise.

Los Angeles, I have dreamt of visiting the sunny paradise since I was younger, but soon realised it's all glossy and glitzy like magazine spreads. And the paps! Ugh! No thank you! Though it was the perfect setting for a lovely summer read, I'd rather choose New York or Paris or London. Coincidentally, Angie and I felt LA was a bit too fake. I particularly enjoyed her shopping trip on Rodeo Drive, which she couldn't afford but what are the perks of having a Hollywood megastar as a friend?

Overall, I loved it. I love the glitz and glamour Hollywood had to offer. I loved the shopping. I loved Angie, in LA, lost as usual. Everything about the I Heart series has to be loved and will fulfil you with its magic.
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Apr 17, 2012 Nash Norden rated it really liked it

Shelves: own, chick-lit

Book Review: I Heart Hollywood @ai-books

I heart Hollywood is the second of three books in Lindsey Kelks I Heart series. I was hooked to read on Angela’s adventure after the first book, I Heart New York. Well, I did read the fourth book first. I guess, that lead me to wanting to read the rest of the series.

I liked James Jacob and his assistant, Blake from the very first start. The conversation between Angela and James was funny most of the time. Although, I have to say that Angela’s characterizat ...more

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May 03, 2014 Erin rated it really liked it

I love the Angela Clark books, they are so hilarious. Angela is given the opportunity to fly to LA to interview movie star James Jacobs for the magazine The Look. Along the way (view spoiler) ...more

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Oct 07, 2015 Elaine rated it liked it

Shelves: 3-stars, romance

A quick and easy read. It is funny like I Heart New York but I didn't like it quite as much. A little frustrating at times (especially our heroine and her best friend Jenny). Things seem to just fall in their laps and all they do is complain and get drunk (mostly).The twist concerning James was good, but some of the characters, like Jenny and Angela, were not as likeable as in the first book. They have no freaking idea what they want, Angela doesn't know who she wants, what are they doing. I fel ...more

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Sep 28, 2018 Jules rated it it was ok

Meh. This was not near as good as the first one. The first one had a great story that brought you in. This one didn’t have that. It definitely picked up in the middle and had its Lindsey Kelk wit and charm but it’s not my favourite. I really struggle with the idea of the series because I dislike the male main character. I’m rooting for the opposite of what I know is going to happen. I will likely read the next one but I’m not sold on the entire series and I usually love her books so much.

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Apr 06, 2012 Jennifer rated it really liked it

Shelves: womens-fiction-chicklit, humor-comedy, own-ebook-kindle, adult-content, read-2012

This book was so much fun. Kelk really knows how to put some hysterical drama in her plots. I am looking forward to the rest of the series.

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Jul 28, 2013 Dalila. rated it it was amazing

Shelves: treasure, i-own-a-copy

Its always something going on! Keeps it very interesting! Great read lots of action and fun I would recommend this book

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Sep 07, 2019 Dumpling Dumpling rated it did not like it

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Mar 01, 2020 Lainy rated it really liked it

Time taken to read - 3 days

Pages - 326

Publisher - Harper Collins

Source - Bought

Blurb from Goodreads

Celebs, sunshine and beautiful boys!enough to lead a girl astray? Angela Clark can't believe her luck! she's an English girl living in New York with a dream job at hip magazine The Look and a sexy boyfriend. Her latest assignment takes her to Hollywood to interview hot actor and fellow Brit James Jacobs.Thrown in at the deep end she heads west with best friend Jenny dreaming of Rodeo Drive and M Time taken to read - 3 days

Pages - 326

Publisher - Harper Collins

Source - Bought

Blurb from Goodreads

Celebs, sunshine and beautiful boys!enough to lead a girl astray? Angela Clark can't believe her luck! she's an English girl living in New York with a dream job at hip magazine The Look and a sexy boyfriend. Her latest assignment takes her to Hollywood to interview hot actor and fellow Brit James Jacobs.Thrown in at the deep end she heads west with best friend Jenny dreaming of Rodeo Drive and Malibu beach. Soon Angela discovers that celebrity life in Hollywood is not all glamour, gloss and sunshine. Despite his lady-killer reputation, the only person who seems genuine is James. Then a paparazzi snaps them in an uncompromising position and suddenly Angela is thrust into the spotlight for all the wrong reasons! Can she convince all those close to her -- especially her boss and her boyfriend -- not to believe everything they read? And will Hollywood ever win Angela's heart?

My Review

This is book two in the series, you can totally get away with reading this as a standalone however you get more understanding on the character if you have book one under your belt. Angela is heading to Hollywood with her pal and trusty sidekick Jenny. Jenny has contacts and is much more experienced in pretty much everything that Angela. Anyway Angela has a hot boyfriend who is in a band and now she is getting the opportunity of a lifetime. All expenses paid to head to Hollywood and interview hearthrob and Lothario James Jacobs, thee in actor, big shot and apparently lady killer. Angela is just a blogger so for this to fall into her lap is just epic. However Angela is about to have her world turned upside down, be flung into the public eye and for all the wrong reasons!

So we know what Angela is like, from book one. Relatively normal gal who has been through heartache and betrayal like us all. Jenny is her close pal and always there for her, when they hit Hollywood and things kick off Angela is tested to the max, her relationship with Alex (the boyfriend) gets tested, her job is on the line, her pals pal seems to be driving a wedge between them, the actor is a nice guy but his PA is a nightmare and is James flirting with her? Does she like him? What about the love of her life, would you be tempted?

Lots of alcohol, scandal, bad decisions, testing relationship limits, infidelity is hotly skirted with and more scandal, it is Hollywood though. At the end of the book the author has added a wee extra recommending places to eat, places to drink and hotels. Defo a good book for poolside reading and Trip Fiction (Hollywood), 4/5 for me this time. ...more

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Jul 19, 2020 Chloe (Always Booked) rated it liked it

Shelves: on-my-read-bookshelf

I thought this book was cute but not nearly as good as the first one. In this one, Angie goes to Hollywood to interview a major movie star. He's British and wanted her to come, despite the fact that she has no interviewing skills. So she and her best friend Jenny head off to Hollywood. While there, of course there are a bunch of drunken shenanigans going on and the paparazzi snap a picture of Angie and the movie star, James. So she has to convince her boyfriend its not true and save face. I felt ...more

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Nov 22, 2015 Natallia rated it liked it

Initially, I didn't realize that this was the second book in the series. It was just a book I borrowed from my younger sister. It didn't matter that much though that I haven't read the first book, as I got a general gist of what happened from this book.
It took me awhile to get into this book, probably because I didn't have an immediate connection with the characters since I didn't read the first book. As the book progressed I got more into the storyline even if it was predictable. Once I was in ...more

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Jan 26, 2020 Natasha B rated it liked it

This book was written 10 years ago and in some ways you can tell. I won’t go into details because it would be unnecessary spoilers for a major plot. A few things just didn’t sit right with me.
It was a fun, easy read (as one would expect from this series) but I didn’t enjoy it as much as the first. I’ll still give the next book in the series a go because these are a bit like a palette cleanse for me!

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Sep 12, 2019 Emandherbooks rated it it was amazing

Shelves: own-physical-copies

This is the second book in the series and I loved it even more than the first one.

Now that we know Angela better and her friends/boyfriends/editor/mum etc. I feel a much better connection and interest in the storyline.

When you feel invested you know it’s good writing.

It is so fun and easy going to read, like a breath of fresh air.

Would recommend if you typically enjoy this genre!

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Oct 29, 2019 Kizzy Storr rated it really liked it

Shelves: 2019-books

A great read to continue the adventures of Angela, I really like the characters in this series. Anglea is so dippy at time it make you literally laugh out loud. A very easy read that doesn't need much thinking about. ...more

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Bestselling British author based in Los Angeles. Lover of books, watcher of wrestling, wearer of lipstick. Karaoke enthusiast and cat wrangler. Lindsey is the author of twelve novels, including the bestselling I Heart series, About a Girl, The Single Girl’s To-Do List and Always the Bridesmaid.

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“I love you because you always have a T-shirt under your pillow for me, even if you don't know I'm coming to stay. I love you because you know I want sugar in my tea in the morning but not at night and because you always pretend you forgot I wanted a skinny hot chocolate in Starbucks because you know I really prefer full fat but don't like to order it in case the girl behind the counter thinks I'm fat.'
Alex started to smile. So I carried on.” — 15 likes

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Arsehole. Turning my question back on myself. 'Why do I love you?'
'It's really easy to say I love you, it's another altogether to explain why,' he said.” — 6 likes

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