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Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. My question is this: have you read both? Which one did you prefer? Now, question for my fellow bookworms: I’ve seen that people prefer People We Meet On Vacation to Beach Read (which I haven’t read). But one thing remains true: this is one book that needs to be moved up to the top of your TBR stack, pronto! Because I’m stingy with my stars, I finally settled on 4.5. I absolutely adored this story and really teetered on the edge of giving it 5 stars. While I was slightly disappointed in “the fight” that took place between Alex and Poppy that lead to their two years apart before reconnecting. PWMOV was funny, emotional, and gripping enough that I found myself feeling like I was falling in love all over again for the first time. at least for the week I indulged in a little quick-witted humor and romance, and I found myself on the edge of my seat waiting for the moment these two characters realized they couldn’t live without each other. From chapter one I wanted them to be together. What I didn’t expect was to fall head over heels in love with Poppy and Alex.

I totally judged a book by its cover and Instagram-potential). I left the thrillers at home and opted for People We Meet On Vacation – mostly because I’ve seen it everywhere on social media lately, I thought it would photograph well at our resort, and the story seemed like a light read just perfect for some distracted pool-reading. I figured the change of scenery was also good for a switch-up in my current TBR stack. It was definitely a trip that was good for the soul! Waking up to the ocean’s waves crashing against the sand every morning, and relaxing poolside with a margarita or strawberry daiquiri in my end most afternoons. The family and I recently spent 7 amazing days in Vero Beach, Florida. But what better time to pick up something light than a beach vacation? It’s not often I give a book more than three stars, and it’s also not often that I read something outside the genre of psychological thriller (unless it’s a Jodi Picoult novel, of course).

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