Book Review: Fake Dates and Mooncakes
September 15, 2023
A charming gay love story that plays on a few timeless romance tropes. This book is wholesome and cosy, but it also has tough subjects.
A charming gay love story that plays on a few timeless romance tropes. This book is wholesome and cosy, but it also has tough subjects.
Rebecca F. Kuang has produced a gripping, hilarious satire – especially for anyone involved in or curious about the book trade.
If you’re looking for a memoir that masterfully balances light reading and the despair of trauma and life, this is it.
It’s well written with compelling characters and a gripping plot. Don’t judge a book by its terrible movie adaptation!
A unique story with excellent world-building, perfect for fans of Mortal Engines and Studio Ghibli. Great for ages 11-12+.