contemporary fiction, romance
Meg is locally famous for hand-lettering wedding invitations, planners, and journals for NYC's elite while Reid is a math prodigy who has found success, and a fiance, on Wall Street. When they meet while Meg is designing Reid's wedding program, no one can predict how their future paths will intersect.
I don't usually read romance-y novels, but Love Lettering was a sweet story. I am a
sucker for talk of fonts and lettering, which was my main attraction to
this story. I was not disappointed on that front, once again
thinking about a career I had never considered in my youth- lettering
other people's planners (though I have many questions about the
logistics of that which, if I talk about them, will ruin any idea that
this could be remotely realistic as a career so I won't bother you
about it because it is fiction after all). Kate Clayborn's characters and story were
quirky if not downright awkward & while I often found it endearing I
also found myself suppressing giant eye rolls at other times because...awkward!
Still, I enjoyed it much
more than I didn't and, these days, I have to take those wins where I get
them! This was a fun escape from these dreary winter days and would
make a great vacation read as well.
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