Same Page (Bookish Friends to Lovers, #1)
G.L. Tomas
3.0 (1 rating)
Same Page (Bookish Friends to Lovers, #1)
Published: January 1, 2015
Pages: 213
Reader Reviews
3.0
1 rating
Aaliyah .
Aug 15, 2026
There was potential but I couldn't get over some of the depictions. I liked that Naima is proud of her Nigerian heritage and natural hair. She's driven to succeed and seemingly has a good head on her shoulders as she goes to college and works at the cafe.
Where things go left is the relationship the blossoms between her and Tim, the MMC. He should have been honest or broken up with his long-distance girlfriend before starting something with Naima.
The author's prose threw me off and I struggled with reading the story. Some of the depictions of the side characters gave off ratchet vibes and attitudes that I personally didn't care for.
Where things go left is the relationship the blossoms between her and Tim, the MMC. He should have been honest or broken up with his long-distance girlfriend before starting something with Naima.
The author's prose threw me off and I struggled with reading the story. Some of the depictions of the side characters gave off ratchet vibes and attitudes that I personally didn't care for.