What’s Not To Love by Emily Wibberly and Austin Seigemund-Broka

Narrator - Elizabeth Cottle

Genre - YA/Romance

Book Rating - 4 out of 5 Stars

Narration - 5 out of 5 stars


Let me just say right out that is is a book I would only recommend for girls or boys that are just starting to date or show interest in romance books. This book is definitely aimed at a much younger audience than I am used too.


This is a coming of age story about Alison and Ethan. They are both seniors and compete in everything from grades to getting into a specific college. They are at each other’s throats through most of the book.


Then the sparks between them start to fly. They find out that they are really secretly attracted to each other. There are a few twists and turns and the ending is pretty predictable. 


I am sure a younger audience would love this book and although this is not the typical book I would read or listen to it was quite good. So if you have girls or boys that would like a good clean romance this would be the book for them.

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