the statistical probability of love at first sight by jennifer e smith

The characters are real, their emotions ring true, and their behavior speaks of the carelessness and freedom of youth. Lastly, this book also deals with important family issues and relationships with new beginnings and endings, and the personal battle Hadley and Oliver are going through depicts the hardships of facing those kinds of situations with the maturity only a teenager can have, and how to better deal with it. In brief, the opportunity was created but they had to take it, and that is exactly what life is about, taking advantage of the opportunities that are offered to you. Certainly the circumstances were crucial for the turn of events, but said events wouldn’t have happened if Hadley and Oliver hadn’t made some choices of their own. I especially enjoyed how the author combined elements of fate with elements of free will. It is not fast, because it was an intense experience that allowed them to share fundamental parts of their history. That is why I felt the romance in this story is indeed genuine, because the author portrays said connection in a way you can feel their hearts recognizing each other.

I admit that those kinds of bonds are very rare, but when you find what your heart is looking for or needs, you’ll just know.

It speaks of a real connection between two people and although many may think this “insta-love” thing does not exist, I am a strong believer that once in a life it is possible to have a chance encounter with a person with whom you’ll have a powerful connection. I had a close experience with missing a plane and falling in love in an airport, so this story felt a tad closer to home but I still feel this story is the perfect mixture of romance, thrill and taking risks. This is a sweet, light, romantic novel that will warm your heart. It was perfect for a rainy day and well worth the credit. I think the author captured a lot of the feelings a teenage girl facing her parent's divorce / new lives apart would be experiencing. Overall it was a really quick fun listen. Oliver had such a sweet personality and a great sense of humor. While the book was fairly predictable, it was alsoreally sweet and charming.

Basically, the whole day ends up a series of lessons for Hadley that she really needed to learn. The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight was such a cute, heartwarming story! Hadley is headed to London for her father's wedding, and nothing goes the way she expects starting with missing her flight. I have not listened to any other performances by this narrator, but i think she fit Hadley's personality well and did a good job. Have you listened to any of Casey Holloway’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

The statistical probability of love at first sight by jennifer e smith