The Flatshare

”It's weird how easily you can get to know someone from the traces they leave behind when they go.”

This book has been on my tbr for the longest time and I am so glad that I have finally picked this up and given it a go.

I felt so connected with Tiffy, especially in the moments where she spoke about her ex and her fears that he had ruined her for any future relationships. As someone who was in an abusive relationship, I related to her on a strong level. I feel like these are characters that I will be missing.

I loved that their first main form of communication was in sticky notes. It was so sweet that they were building a connection without the added pressure of meeting. I haven't read a book where the main female protagonist doesn't meet the love interest until almost halfway through the book. It was super interesting and fun to read.

Richie, I love you.

I really enjoyed this and I am interested to read more by this author in the future.

”Remind myself that there is no saving of people—people can only save themselves. The best you can do is help when they're ready.”