For The Love of Friends by Sara Goodman Confino

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My fellow bookworms. If you are into Hallmark movies, this book is for you. 

It is one of those books that has the perfect amount of drama and romance. 

I will say that I was only surprised by one small little (well actually a big detail but the ending happened just as I expected) in the ending. 

So if you don't like predictable endings, maybe not the choice for you. 

I will also say that I actually kind of related to this book!! Lily Weiss is in 5 weddings and has to figure out how to juggle everything that entails.

And as the last friend to get married in my friend circles, I felt the struggle HAHA

Anyways, on with the synopsis:

Lily is like the girl in 27 dresses except the more realistic version.. She is in her brother's, sister's, work friend's, best friend's, and childhood best friend's weddings

To cope with the stress (and to earn a bit of extra cash for the wedding budget), Lily starts a blog (which actually is what gave me this idea to start a blog). 

In said blog, Lily is writing anonymously. Therefore, she does not withhold any sort of feelings about every single thing happening in her life. When everything gets all too chaotic, we get to experience an adorable moral lesson about integrity and true friendship. 

But wait! What about the Romance?

Let me tell you. Ya know those movies or books where you want the girl and the guy to get together so badly? The guy is always a tease or the girl is convinced that no one could be interested in her. 

This is one of those slow burn, back and forth, friends-to-lovers kind of situations and it is obnoxious and then adorable. GAH Not to mention, I give the spice rating a 1/5 and the language a 3/5

So overall SUCH a fun and quick read. Great for a bedtime or vacation book that you don't want to have to use your brain too much! 

Until Next Line,

Bushnellbookworm

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