Twenty-one Truths about Love by Matthew Dicks


Yesterday I finished my book and I had to choose a new book. Sometimes it is very easy sometimes it is not! I started reading a couple of books but they didn’t capture my attention.

I started  browsing in my kindle and I found Twenty-one truths about love: a list. I thought what I was thinking when I request how can I read a book that it is a list of lists?? Then I started reading and laughing. Yes it is a series of lists but there is a story too!

Dan is bookshop owner, his shop is not doing very well, his wife wants a child, his mother is extremely annoying and his bank account is dangerously going close to 0.

What can I say it is a good book, it makes you laugh, think and enjoy your time reading it, I loved and I will check the other books from this author.

I want to thank NetGalley and St. Martin’s Press for the ARC in exchange for an honest review.

Goodreads: Twenty-one Truths about Love by Matthew Dicks


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