Forget Me Not: The hottest rom-com of 2023

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Then she meets with her eccentric, smart neighbor Anvi who helps to understand how virtual reality can be a perfect escape method for her. She starts to hope more after having a real connection with a person for a long time. Like... It sounds like the author was trying to be woke or whatever but totally missed the mark and instead made everything worse. Also worth noting that the word lesbian never appears anywhere in the book, despite both the MC and LI being lesbians. Thank you SO much to Simon Teen for sending me this beautiful ARC in exchange for an honest review. Sometimes if I really can’t sleep, she’ll talk to me like this for hours on end, and somehow, she always manages to find things that are worth saying.

This is a story that has so much to absorb. It takes place maybe about fifteen years from now, so communication tools, social media, and gaming VR are all in the mix equally with the loss of a child, I have quite a few issues with Lizzie, though. She makes big mistakes... and her brother Matt?? Well he woke up and chose violence. Charles i LOVE but i wish he had more flaws! Travelling north to Scotland again, I head to the high heather moorlands of the East Cairngorms to see our native mountain hare and investigate why they are set to become strangers in their own habitat if temperatures continue to rise.A pesar de que no soy fan del cliché de la pérdida de memoria, tenía una confianza absoluta en que Alyson no me decepcionaría. ¡Y no lo hizo! No sé qué magia poseen los libros sáficos, pero logran darle un giro incluso a esos clichés gastados que no me suelen gustar, haciéndome disfrutar de la historia. Her cray cray mother had her in secret to try to recreate her deceased daughter. When the mother realizes this new child isn’t her first daughter, she just leaves her letting her fend for herself for years, only sending in enough supplies to keep Linda alive. This book is part mystery, part futuristic story, yet altogether it succeeds because Linda is a character to root for. A worthwhile read. Staying in Wales and heading north to Snowdonia, I snorkel the freezing waters of the Irish Sea to find out why seagrass is fast becoming the habitat that we cannot afford to lose.

Imagine being born strictly to replace a beloved child who was tragically lost...and when that didn't work out as desired, being left pretty much alone to grow up wild and free on a walled estate. Forget Me Not is a story about love, finding true friendship and embracing your own identity. I enjoyed She gets the Girl a lot and this story, while much more heartbreaking, was just as well written and full of relatable characters.Forget-me-not – a beautiful flower and a plea from our islands' wildlife. When climate change has driven dozens of our most charismatic species to extinction, will they be forgotten? stevie and nora had a plan to leave their town and families behind in exchange for a place and people that would better accept them. but then stevie gets in an accident and loses the last two years of her life—including all memories of nora as well as her discovery of her sexuality. now, stevie must navigate her life with no idea why everyone around her is so distanced from her. however, she finds herself getting closer to nora, the girl who helped her when she got into her accident. At twelve Linda escaped her woodsy imprisonment and now as an adult is living in Seattle mostly in fear of the modern world around her. One day Linda meets a new neighbor who introduces her to virtual reality where Linda finds herself more at ease but then Linda finds that there was a fire at the place she spent her childhood so she begins to seek answers about herself and her past. From the beginning of the book its clear why Stevie and Nora need to leave the small town and its beautifully shown through the way they keep their relationship hidden. When Stevie gets in the accident and forgets the past two years her ”friends” acts horrible and tries to get Stevie to become someone else that she wasn’t, and her mother tries to re-establish a close relationship since they’ve grown apart. Stevie has also hidden her relationship with Nora so well that she forgets it completely herself. Do you know those books? That seem sweet and gentle but are so brutal at the same time? That read so easily until you fully get what’s underneath? That can leave a knot in your stomach and make you almost stop breathing?