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A Little Something Different by Sandy Hall
If you're seeking a captivating book that you can set your heart on, Sandy Hall's 'A Little Something Different' would be my first recommendation. The lives of beloved freshman Lea and charming, yet distant Gabe will become your absolute obsession.
Have you ever seen a couple that belong together but don't have the courage to do anything about it? You'll be driven insane with laughter and aggravation when reading this enchanting book. However, it is anything but your 'typical' love story. Sandy Hall has taken originality to the next level with her first novel, writing from 14 people's points of view rather than from the main characters themselves. Starbucks baristas, passionate professors, an acorn-addicted squirrel and Lea's fabulous gay bestfriend are only but a few of the 14 who find themselves entangled within watching the lives of Lea and Gabe gradually collide. You will be left on edge as they quickly brush past one another or slightly smile during creative writing class, pleading that a spark will fire between them.
'A Little Something Different' infatuated me and left me to rethink my own life. Sandy Hall has left me dazed throughout this story, consistently wanting more. I will be astounded if this book doesn't become more than it already is, I wouldn't pass on the opportunity to read this feel-good book. Try 'A Little Something Different', you may be surprised.
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Originality throughout, remarkable.