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I’ve finally read a Hannah Bonam-Young book, and I find myself wondering what took me so long! Truthfully, I wasn’t sure I wanted to read Out on a Limb because I didn’t think I could relate to the characters. And in many ways, I didn’t. But I did connect with Win and her concerns about a previous relationship impacting a new relationship. I feel that we are all concerned about our previous relationships impacting us when starting a new relationship. While I never had one like her, I could still understand her fears—the same was true for Bo.
Out on a Limb is told through Win’s POV. As such, it was great to see her inner turmoil with her feelings for Bo. Occasionally, though, I did wish that we could have Bo’s POV. What were his thoughts about his feelings for Win?
I found myself cheering for them throughout the story, and may have squealed with joy and excitement a few times while reading. Their relationship felt real, and while not everyone could afford to do what they did, I was great to see Win finally see she’s worthy of everything she gives to others.
Overall, Out on a Limb is a fun read that I think many people will connect with. And I, for one, cannot wait to read more by Bonam-Young!
I’ve finally read a Hannah Bonam-Young book, and I find myself wondering what took me so long! Truthfully, I wasn’t sure I wanted to read Out on a Limb because I didn’t think I could relate to the characters. And in many ways, I didn’t. But I did connect with Win and her concerns about a previous relationship impacting a new relationship. I feel that we are all concerned about our previous relationships impacting us when starting a new relationship. While I never had one like her, I could still understand her fears—the same was true for Bo.
Out on a Limb is told through Win’s POV. As such, it was great to see her inner turmoil with her feelings for Bo. Occasionally, though, I did wish that we could have Bo’s POV. What were his thoughts about his feelings for Win?
I found myself cheering for them throughout the story, and may have squealed with joy and excitement a few times while reading. Their relationship felt real, and while not everyone could afford to do what they did, I was great to see Win finally see she’s worthy of everything she gives to others.
Overall, Out on a Limb is a fun read that I think many people will connect with. And I, for one, cannot wait to read more by Bonam-Young!