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I had just finished reading another teen romance before this one (Four Doors Down), but of these two teen romances, I liked the way this one was written a lot more. Nguyen's writing just flows--it's so natural. But it's not only natural, it's also very grammatically correct. I don't remember reading more than one fragment in this whole book, and I know that fragments are very common in fiction writing (they can be very convenient when he author is trying to emphasize a statement, for example), but I really admire how Nguyen didn't fall back on fragments to make her sentences flow or to bring emphasis to a statement. Although this is a TEEN romance, I felt like the writing wasn't. I mean, the writing was simple, but it wasn't simplistic. Also, I just loved the characters in the story and how the chemistry builds between the two characters (I'm being careful to not spoil anything!) I just wish that there was a sequel because I want to see where these two characters go and how their relationship changes.


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The Way to Game the Walk of Shame Jenn P Nguyen Books Reviews

This book was well written. I love the story line! Love the characters. I love everything. It's Amazing. Highly recommended.
I really enjoyed this book! Taylor is a control freak and Evan is a laid back surfer. They balance each other out. I liked their back and forth banter and chemistry. I would definitely recommend this book to someone looking for a quick, fun read!
I give this book the highest marking. The story was beautifully written, sweet and clean. Once I stared reading, I had to finish. Almost as addicting as watching a Korean drama.
A lovely walk through time back to high school. Such a fun, fast, and addicting book. Really couldn’t put it down.
What a cute, cute book. I really enjoyed Evan's and Taylor's story. A very fun, sweet, and quick read. Definitely recommend it.
This was a super cute, light, easy, fun read! I’d highly recommend for a beach read or when you need a little pick me up between heavier books.
The book was really cute. I am happy that the book ended on the night that Taylor and Evan blackout. I also like HEA because it was closer to reality. There was zero sex in the book but drinking which caused the issue the first place. I feel it was a pretty safe read for high school and maybe younger.
I had just finished reading another teen romance before this one (Four Doors Down), but of these two teen romances, I liked the way this one was written a lot more. Nguyen's writing just flows--it's so natural. But it's not only natural, it's also very grammatically correct. I don't remember reading more than one fragment in this whole book, and I know that fragments are very common in fiction writing (they can be very convenient when he author is trying to emphasize a statement, for example), but I really admire how Nguyen didn't fall back on fragments to make her sentences flow or to bring emphasis to a statement. Although this is a TEEN romance, I felt like the writing wasn't. I mean, the writing was simple, but it wasn't simplistic. Also, I just loved the characters in the story and how the chemistry builds between the two characters (I'm being careful to not spoil anything!) I just wish that there was a sequel because I want to see where these two characters go and how their relationship changes.