Review: Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating by Eleanor Prescott

This one is a thick but still an easy read because each chapter was short and crisp. Alternate story telling of each characters in the book but in 3rd person POV so it's not that confusing. I liked how it was written and the flow was smooth.

John's effort were swoon-worthy with how he tried to convey his message through flowers and their respective meanings. The characters all had their development by the end of the book which is good because not all authors are able to completely tell what happened to everyone involved by the end of the book. I also liked how Audrey Cracknell's, Alice's boss, story turned out in the end giving each and everyone a happy ever after.

I also loved the simple layout of the inside pages of the book.