While You'll Find It All Still Here is quick and easy read with a pretty cute romance, but I could not get over how immature Mira, Josie, and the whole gang were nearly 30. They came across incredibly immature, and I almost DNF a few times because of it.

Enjoyable! Good storyline and the writing was perfect too. Thanks to NetGalley for the ARC. I would love more from this author!

DNFed!

I read only 2 chapters and realised the book mentions occupation in a good light.

I couldn't find the title on Goodreads. So, no link for the review.

This book, while fast paced, fell short in a lot of other places. The characters didn't feel like their ages, for starts. I kept having to remind myself throughout Mira's inner monologue that this was a twenty nine year old woman, not a fifteen year old girl. The romance was cute, but felt a bit too rushed. Overall, I didn't enjoy this book, but there were a few redeeming qualities. I enjoyed Josie's character even if she too felt immature, and the camp setting was fun.

Thank you to Netgalley for the free arc in exchange for an honest review.

2.5 ⭐️
This was…okay. A cutesy little romance but also very juvenile? I had a really hard time buying into the characters being almost 30 years old, they read more like middle schoolers and that’s not an exaggeration. I appreciated the serious conversations around grief and loss. But overall it was just sort of meh, I feel as if this reads more like a YA book.
Also it’s this weird sort of in-between of a closed door/fade-to-black romance, but also not?

You'll Find it All Still Here is a quick, easy read about Mira who goes back to spend a weekend at the summer camp she attended as a child. She runs into her old camp crush and things reignite.

I'm a little torn on my thoughts here. I always enjoy a good adult summer camp setting. It's just fun and entertaining. The thing that bothered me was the whole relationship between Noah and Mira. It moved really quickly and the attachment that formed was almost a bit too much for me. It had more of a toxic vibes feel than a loving relationship. The characters also did NOT come across as almost 30 year old adults. I'd find it much more believable if you told me they were teenagers at summer camp. It just lacked maturity and depth.

I do appreciate NetGalley and the publisher for the advanced copy in exchange for my honest review.

‘You’ll Find It All Still Here’ by Lisa Greenwald is an entertaining and funny read. However, the main drawback for me was the lack of maturity and depth of the characters.

Thanks to NetGalley, the publisher, and the author for the e-ARC.

this book was absolutely adorable and so enjoyable. finished in a single sitting!!! 5/5 stars without hesitstion