Happy Place: A shimmering new novel from #1 Sunday Times bestselling author Emily Henry

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The plot was well constructed, the reader was as much in the dark about what had really caused the break up as Harriet was and that felt very true to life. Just in time for summer, Henry’s latest rom-com is a charming, heartwarming read about second-chance romance. we see them both focus on their self-growth and healing, but seeing harriet go through her self-discovery journey and then finding her way back to wyn has me in my feels rn, it just felt so real.

Harriet finds out that Sabrina's father will sell Happy Place, and that this will be their last time together.I'm not the brilliant doctor my parents wanted me to be, and I'm not the person who could give Wyn the happiness he deserves, and I'm not the friend Sabrina and Cleo needed. if that old wives tale about the wind is true, i’d be so blind rn i wouldn’t have been able to finish reading the book. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.

I understand when he was struggling before but by the end he is supposed to be in a better place and it's still the same with him. Get ready to fall for Harriet and Wyn, a couple who have been together since college, initially brought together by their shared tight knit friendship group.He obviously was struggling with depression, the loss of his father and his mother being diagnosed with Parkinson. the miscommunication is a big part of this book, which i’m usually not a fan of, but somehow it didn’t bothered me this much here since i was actually able to understand why they acted that way.

THEN WHY IS SHE GIVING IT UP TO MOVE ACROSS THE COUNTRY FOR A RELATIONSHIP THAT MIGHT FALL APART AGAIN BECAUSE THEY CAN’T FUCKING TALK TO EACH OTHER? The Chalke History Festival announces a new name, new look, and tons for history buffs to get their teeth into! The cottage is for sale so this is the last time they’ll all be together here and they can’t bear to break their friends’ hearts. this is like a larger issue relating to capitalism and triggering my fight or flight but not everything has to be mercenary. I really really really tried to like him for the first 150 pages or so BUT PICKING A SIDE TABLE MADE OUT OF SHOE BOXES (thank u for reminding me rasa) FROM THE SIDE OF THE ROAD WAS MY LAST STRAW.wyn is such a pos, you can't convince me this man loved her for a single sec, they were together for almost 10 years and he broke up with her over the phone? i was meant to feel all sad and whatever but i didn’t feel whatever loving and amazing relationship they used to have BECAUSE HER INTERNAL MONOLOGUE WAS SOLELY WANTING TO FUCK HIM. I did find myself wishing that Harriett would stand up for herself a bit more though and I also felt the issues her friends had hindered the story. her character was frustrating at times, but nonetheless she was so loveable and understandable bc her upbringing and family dynamic affected her as she grew up.

HOW EXACTLY WILL YOU PAY BACK +200K OF STUDENT LOANS (with interest btw) EARNING 20K A YEAR 🧍🏻‍���️pls tell me so I can quit uni too. Harriet is adamant about telling them at their special union in Happy Place, but she realizes that Sabrina already invited Wyn to their cottage, and Wyn acts like they're still together. in their review that they felt like they were third wheeling this friend group, like they were doing their own thing and as the reader you didn’t really have a reason to care, and that’s exactly how i feel! She not only plays the strings of my heart but is also a soul whisperer by writing the most unforgettable love stories.The friendships, the heartbreak, and how Emily Henry perfectly encapsulates that bitter-sweet feeling of growing up made my heart hurt. Maybe I need to know that he remembers that he hasn't totally forgotten what it feels like to love me, while I'm trapped with him buried onto my heart, my, brain, my lungs, my skin.