For someone who loves to study, it didn’t track with me that she wouldn’t do some research on this word. So it was a bit annoying that My hears twice that Khai is autistic and never bothers to figure out what this actually means. One of the things about Autism is that is a spectrum, which means someone can fall anywhere within a wide range of complex concerns. Her storyline is the story of so many new immigrants who do whatever they can to make a new life for themselves, and I really appreciated that we got to see this side of the story. She's entirely out of her element and struggling to figure out how to build a life for herself and her family. That said, Esme's story is equally special as she tries to find her place in a completely new world.
While Esme (My) is lovely, it's Khai that stole the show for me. Khai is such a sweetheart and I was rooting for him to be able to look past his history and accept that he deserves love. This is a very sweet love story about two people trying to figure out if they can actually be together, while dealing with a lot of barriers along the way. This book has been around a lot on Instragram lately so I couldn't wait to get my hands on it and dive in.
Stella and Michael has stolen my heart and I was ready for the same thing to happen in The Bride Test. After reading The Kiss Quotient, I was excited to jump into another Helen Hoang romance.
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