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Starry Eyes Jenn Bennett Books

How did I go this long without knowing of their existence? For real!

Once I started Starry Eyes, like really started it (for the second time, it took me a little to started again like I previously said because of the other books I needed to read) I just couldn't put it down. Not even kidding, I took it with me to both my jobs, I read it in bed, I just was obsessed with what was happening.

Lennon and Zorie are so cute and just give you couple goals, even now I have so many feels for their relationship. This relationship for some reason feels so real to me. I don't know if it's the writing or just how I was feeling when I read it, I just love it and it makes me feel things.

Starry Eyes gets 4.5 out of 5 stars in my review book.

There were so many amazing parts to this story, I mean most of the book is just pure bliss to read. There is just one faulty thing I noticed, it's how long it took for the camping trip to actually begin. I mean it didn't take really long, but to me it was a little too long and I was impatient to get to the camping because I knew the good stuff was going to happen once the camping started.

So basically my impatience is the reason why it gets a 4.5 instead of 5.

Now there are so many things I loved that if I mentioned them all I would definitely spoil the book for you and I don't want to do such thing.

Lennon and Zorie are wrong time lovers. They both think they have unrequired love for each other and they try to suppress it as much as they can until Lennon can't take it anymore. Yes, it might sound weird because of what the synopsis says, but trust me, once you read it you will agree with me.

Lennon has been in love with Zorie for a long time and though he thinks she is the one who gave up on him, he is determined to show her that they are destined to be together and that her father is wrong in so many levels about their relationship and he is tired of being afraid of him.

Bennett's writing just transports you to the setting and it makes you feel all the things the characters are feeling, it's just fantastic.

Starry Eyes is just an amazing story about self development, about confronting your own fears and getting out of your comfort zone. You never know what you are missing if you spend all your life planning and worrying about what could go wrong, sometimes you have to be, "careful not cautious," (quote from the book).

Amazing read all together, completely recommend it, it's super fun and easy to read and you will not be disappointed!


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Starry Eyes Jenn Bennett Books Reviews

I didn't enjoy this one very much. The two main characters, Lennon and Zorie were OK, and as usual, Bennett is great at creating steamy romantic scenes. I enjoy them, I wait for them. However, the overall story and plot were a miss for me.

Every secondary character that existed in this book was annoying. Zorie and Lennon's friends are a group of really horrible people, and it felt like they got off scot-free, which also bothered me.

The whole nature aspect of the book was interesting until it stopped being interesting. I think my main issue with the book is that it kept digressing into random topics of space and nature and forests and weather and camping. The book was too long for the plot, and so it ended up dragging and felt like a story with no weight to back it up. It was all very predictable, and sure, I enjoy predictable once in a while, but I guess reading 2 or 3 Bennett books in a row, you start to feel like all her books and all her characters sound exactly the same.

Lennon sounded way too much like Jack to me from Night Owls and Zorie was the dorky geeky protagonist, who sounded too much like Bex. Also, all her female protagonists have that quirky fashion sense. I did love Zorie's stepmom, but I was unconvinced by the whole dad situation and how that was resolved.

So far, my favorite book for Jen Bennett was Alex, Approximately. It was perfectly balanced, the getting to know each other phase to the romance build up, to the family drama, to the big revelation at the end. This one was a big book filled with very little content, and Night Owls was too much romance with very little to back it up.
I would skip this one.
I literally read this book while sitting on the beach so maybe my setting skewed the ultimate reading experience, but I don't think so. Jenn Bennett knocked this one out of the park. I love the outdoors, I love hiking and camping, and the whole time I was mentally jotting down every place Zorie an Lennon visited because I desperately wanted to be there. Maybe I'll get to go there someday. Each character in Starry Eyes felt fleshed out, most especially Zorie and Lennon. They felt like real people, real teens navigating a very messy world. Their romance gave me all the feels and I kind of want a prequel of sorts now. The writing flowed well, never bogged down, I really appreciated the descriptions because they helped set the scene and I could picture their adventure. Definitely a huge fan and will be passing it on to others.
How did I go this long without knowing of their existence? For real!

Once I started Starry Eyes, like really started it (for the second time, it took me a little to started again like I previously said because of the other books I needed to read) I just couldn't put it down. Not even kidding, I took it with me to both my jobs, I read it in bed, I just was obsessed with what was happening.

Lennon and Zorie are so cute and just give you couple goals, even now I have so many feels for their relationship. This relationship for some reason feels so real to me. I don't know if it's the writing or just how I was feeling when I read it, I just love it and it makes me feel things.

Starry Eyes gets 4.5 out of 5 stars in my review book.

There were so many amazing parts to this story, I mean most of the book is just pure bliss to read. There is just one faulty thing I noticed, it's how long it took for the camping trip to actually begin. I mean it didn't take really long, but to me it was a little too long and I was impatient to get to the camping because I knew the good stuff was going to happen once the camping started.

So basically my impatience is the reason why it gets a 4.5 instead of 5.

Now there are so many things I loved that if I mentioned them all I would definitely spoil the book for you and I don't want to do such thing.

Lennon and Zorie are wrong time lovers. They both think they have unrequired love for each other and they try to suppress it as much as they can until Lennon can't take it anymore. Yes, it might sound weird because of what the synopsis says, but trust me, once you read it you will agree with me.

Lennon has been in love with Zorie for a long time and though he thinks she is the one who gave up on him, he is determined to show her that they are destined to be together and that her father is wrong in so many levels about their relationship and he is tired of being afraid of him.

Bennett's writing just transports you to the setting and it makes you feel all the things the characters are feeling, it's just fantastic.

Starry Eyes is just an amazing story about self development, about confronting your own fears and getting out of your comfort zone. You never know what you are missing if you spend all your life planning and worrying about what could go wrong, sometimes you have to be, "careful not cautious," (quote from the book).

Amazing read all together, completely recommend it, it's super fun and easy to read and you will not be disappointed!