The Modern Break-Up
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4.5 • 562 Ratings
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- $9.99
Publisher Description
★★★★★ "Now I know what all the hype is about! Such a relatable read!" - Addison Rae, Actress
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A novel full of truths about dating, separations and love: direct, raw and damn revealing!
After a sudden end with another guy she finally opened-up to, Amelia is thrown into a vortex of conflicting thoughts and emotions.
Once again, she is forced to reflect on her life and what dating means in the modern world.
The answers she finds, especially through a new male friend who unveils the way guys "really" think, makes her even more determined to find something more real.
It all helps set her free...maybe...
"I resonated with the characters so much, especially Amelia. It's not just a story about a breakup, but so much more and deeper than that." - Demi Rose, Model
"Honestly, blew my mind how accurate it is. Definitely recommend!" - Lizzie Sobinoff, Married At First Sight (MAFS)
The Modern Break-Up was listed among the top romance novels to read by Popsugar.com.
Customer Reviews
It grew on me
I started reading this book because the reviews praised it so highly, saying it provided great relationship advice and insight. It is an easy read, I’ll give it that.
But the interactions between the main character and her friends are so noticeably... weird. They call each other babe a lot and there is so much relationship advice given without enough transition or context for it to seem realistic. And don’t get me started on the obvious male dialogue that INSISTS that the problem these days is that women ALWAYS IGNORE THE “GOOD” GUYS. Even the mother of the main character says it repeatedly. Come on.
However, I did enjoy watching Amelia’s character slowly become more independent and confident in herself. I liked how she began to decide that her happiness was her own job, and we got to see her self-reflection surrounding her relationships. I’m actually glad I read this.
Great book
This book was amazing.
Awesome
I could not stop reading for it’s worth amelia taught my mind so much