BOOK REVIEW RUNDOWN: YES NO MAYBE SO

📖BOOK TITLE: YES NO MAYBE SO

📖AUTHOR: BECKY ALBERTALLI & AISHA SAEED

📖THOUGHTS&OPINIONS:

#NinetyNinethBookOf2024 #1BookToHundred 🎉

Let me be honest, the politics talk threw me a little, and I know what you are thinking, but I'm not much of a politics girlie- That being said, let's talk about the love story between Jamie and Maya: a love story that started all because they went canvassing together, and it was so cute that Jamie fell first 🥰🤭.

Jamie has always seen himself as an awkward, shy, and unbrave teen. It's funny what love will do to you, and we see how Jamie opened up and became better at things he didn't quite know how to do well: first canvassing, public speaking, speaking up for himself more, and telling Maya how he feels 🤭.

Jamie and Maya are very different. He is Jewish, and she is Muslim. I want to know how they will navigate these differences and grow. Oh my God, I wish there's a sequel. (Sincerely, I've just been wishing for sequels lately😂😂)

The world won't change itself; change starts with us, you and me. Be the change you want to see in the world, and can you tell that I totally adore Jamie 🤭.

📖RATINGS: 3 STARS ⭐⭐⭐

📖QUOTES:

●There is far more that unites us than divides us.

●All our actions are little drops that collect into a groundswell for change. It’s the only way most change happens.

●We have to fight for change however we can.

●It’s strange how something can be someone’s entire universe, but not even register as a blip for someone else.

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