The Bookworm Crush

the ending drags on, needs to create more sexual tension if the sex scenes are clean for YA, the plot line of a surfer being a winner being her one and only savior is weak considering he uses a whole other set of skills to help her. wasn't feeling it. didn't finish it

This is my first YA romance fiction. And this book just made me realize the potential of opening up our longtime secret crush and the fun evolved while hanging out with him. Roberts have brilliantly drawn Amy and Toff, which kinda made me crush upon this book. Being a teenager and a bookworm myself, I would highly recommend this to all who want a cute and funny romance. Thank you Lisa for this awesome book that I pretty sure will cover many other hearts too.

The Bookworm Crush is such a cute book. As a bookworm and bookstagrammer myself, I loved the whole premise of this story. Fun bookish and pop culture references, talk about book reviews and arcs, book bloggers and vloggers- if it made my heart happy at this age, I can’t imagine how much I’d love this as a teen-age bibliophile! For the most part, this was a light-hearted, fun read that any bookworm will enjoy. But there were also some heavier, more emotional parts dealing with, and coming to terms with, grief. I thought I was safe reading the last 15% at work, but man did Toff pull at the heartstrings! I loved that we got both Amy and Toff’s points of view in this book. It made some of the things Toff did a little easier to accept, being in his head and knowing his reasons, instead of just seeing them from Amy’s pov. I liked seeing how Amy really blossomed in this book. It was partly thanks to Toff’s coaching, but mostly just on her own, as she grew more confident and more sure of herself. I enjoyed the back and forth between her and Toff, and how he helped her see what was inside her all along. And I loved how Amy made Toff see that romance and relationships weren’t a bad thing! I think all bookworms will enjoy this one, no matter your age!