The Statistical Probability Of Love At First Sight by Jennifer E. Smith

The Blurb On The Back:

Ever wondered about the probability of falling in love at first sight? Two people are about to find out …

Meet Hadley. She’s feisty and romantic, yet vulnerable. She’s also about to miss the flight from New York to London for her father’s wedding to a woman Hadley’s never met.

Meet Oliver. He’s sensitive, witty and charming. He has his own reasons for not wanting to fly home to London.

They’re about to embark on the flight of their lives.

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The Verdict:

Jennifer E. Smith’s debut novel is a slim, sweet-natured contemporary YA romance that wears its heart on its sleeve. Billed as a crossover romance, I’m not convinced that there’s enough here for adult readers but the story did keep my turning the pages and it’s refreshing to read a YA romance where the characters have a conversation about things that matter to them so that the attraction goes beyond hawtness. I look forward to reading what Smith produces next.

THE STATISTICAL PROBABILITY OF LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT was released in the UK on 5th January 2012. Thanks to the Amazon Vine Programme for the ARC of this book.

Muncle Trogg And The Flying Donkey by Janet Foxley

The Blurb On The Back:

Muncle Trogg, the tiny giant, is worried.

His home is showing signs of exploding, but all the other giants care about is celebrating that the humans down the mountain have gone.

Luckily for Muncle, his friend Emily has stayed behind – and if they won’t listen to him, then perhaps she can think of something … Ee-aw!

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The Verdict:

Janet Foxley’s sequel to the delightful MUNCLE TROGG is a thoroughly charming delight from start to finish with some very funny illustrations by Steve Wells. Any child aged 7+ will love it and I can’t wait to read Muncle’s next adventure.