Good book. Very suspenseful. Would like to read more of her books.

This book is perfect. It is my favorite in the whole Heartstopper series. Alice Oseman did a wonderful job with this book.

I really liked it! I thought the writing was very good and overall it was pretty light hearted. There were a couple of times when it felt a bit difficult to read because one of the main characters sometimes sounds like a “pick me” rich girl, but I think it’s important for her character arc for her to come across that way at times. Anyway, I would recommend!

Excellent book. Gave insight to a women rights and inequities. Also the bonds of friendship.

I love this whole series!! This book was really good!

In principle, I’m not a huge fan of time travel because it’s not realistic. However, I actually loved this book and thought it was super cute and super engaging. I liked the characters and thought the relationships were done well. The ending was predictable, but that didn’t take away from the enjoyment of it all.

I did not like this book as much as others. I felt it was slow and predictable.

A good debut novel. I have not read a disaster novel with a pregnant person involved. Thought it was unique.

I loved this book! On its face, there's not that much action: a woman reunites with her stepfather, they remember an incident from her childhood, and they talk with each other and other family members. But the emotional moments are so rich, and the people are people you might know, and they draw you in. Highly recommended!

Thank you to Kate Stewart, Kensington Publishing and Between the Chapters Facebook Book Club for an ARC of Drive by Kate Stewart. I don't give away spoilers in my reviews. It had been a while since I read a "torn between two men" book and I always like to read those in the summer. Drive is a great example of a female main character torn between two very different men - who loves both of them. I love the beginning - where the man isn't named as the story starts. Stella, is the main female character who is a young women newly arrived in Austin, crashing at her sister's apartment waiting to get her own apartment to attend UT. Stella wants nothing more than to be a music journalist, travel the world and write about bands/concerts. She has always been passionate and loud - the exact opposite of her calm, nuturing sister, Paige. Reid, Paige's best friend, is a freaking mess. His girlfriend just left him, he has a broken wrist and is barely scraping by as a waiter. He's also extremely hot. Reid and Stella take an instant hate/love take on each other. Nate is the owner of Austin Speaks - a music magazine struggling to start. He is also hot but in a clean cut way. Stella begs for a job but Nate can't afford her - or anyone, really. I loved the constant back and forth Stella struggled with. It really kept me guessing who the man in the beginning of the book was. And, I was wrong. Gladly so. The kind of passion that ignites so rarely - is always fun to read about. I truthfully skipped over some of the spicy parts but that's just me as a reader and not a reflection on Ms. Stewart. I loved the ending as well as the bonus chapters and glimpse into the next book - Reverse. Now on to reading Reverse. (from my Goodreads review)