#4 BOOKSIRENS READ: PARALLEL

📖BOOK TITLE: PARALLEL 

📖AUTHOR: HOPE BOLINGER 

📖THOUGHTS&OPINIONS: 

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I want to thank the publisher, author, and booksirens for granting my request to read this book for free in exchange for my honest opinions.

When I read the synopsis of the book, I immediately wanted to read this book because all the craze about multiverses just hit me since Dark Matter and Parallel left me craving more books with similar themes. So, cheers to reading more books about multiverses 🍻🥂!

Jonas and Sonja's relationship was so cute, and I totally get the feeling when you think you've met the 'One', that one person that totally gets you, that person that loves your quirks, that one person that just loves you 😍. I love love 💕, I am such a hopeless romantic, but I enjoyed their relationship, and particularly how they were so sure that they wanted to make their relationship long-term (marriage) despite their young age! 

But that's the problem: how do you do long term with a person who doesn't share the same universe with you? 😳So the solution to this problem is:

1. Think about how funny it is that in the whole of your city, you couldn't find a person to love, but you had to love a person from an entire different universe 😂.

2. Gather your best friends and tell them about your theory, guessing they didn't take it well.

3. Watch enough conspiracy theories.

4. Tell your best friends to open a portal to another universe to see your boyfriend.

Anyway, that is about that; the important thing is that you broke space and time to see your boyfriend. Initially, I found it cute that Sonja and Jonas had the same letters, but the whole characters had the same arrangement: Tresa and Aster , Roan and Nora. 

 I found SJ's parents very very toxic and it is really weird, and about 5 chapters or so into the ending, I felt like I was missing something.

Above all, I love the book, and I will be on the lookout for more of Hope Bolinger's work😍😍.

📖RATINGS: 4 STARS ⭐⭐⭐⭐

📖QUOTES:

□Relationships require sacrifice, but I’d like to believe it’s both people compromising. Both people being willing to give up something for each other.