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The Distance from A to Z eBook Natalie Blitt

I thought this book looked really adorable when it first came onto my radar, and I decided to preorder it. ($1.99? Why not?!) I ended up reading it right away because I heard so many awesome things from lots of blogger friends. I finished this within the day. IT WAS SO CUTE. I absolutely loved the characters (main and side) and seeing their relationship grow throughout the summer.

A couple reasons you should read this one:
- The main characters speak French to each other throughout the book, and that makes it pretty darn romantic. I don't speak French and didn't find myself confused.
- There's a lot of baseball talk (which was fun, even for this football fan), but nothing that would make non-Sports-fans run the other direction.
- The book is an incredibly quick read. Once I started, it was really hard for me to stop. (And I didn't! Totally finished in one day.)
- The best friend character has a real personality and is completely fleshed out. We know so much about her and can easily see why Abby and her get along so well as roommates.
- It leaves you wanting more! Anytime a book has adorable characters that I want to see more of, I count that as a success. I want to know what happens next for these two.

There was some classic miscommunication towards the end that led to conflict, but that's to be expected in this situation. It actually was quite the curveball (sorry, had to use the baseball pun) that I didn't see coming. I loved that it still managed to surprise me!

Zeke and Abby were so cute together; I really believed their chemistry. This book was just what I needed to get back into the contemporary groove. Highly recommend!


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The Distance from A to Z eBook Natalie Blitt Reviews

Wow you guys, this is book is something that all you YA contemporary romance fans need to purchase right away! Not only is it amazing, but it's also a very affordable buy, it's a full length novel but only $1.99. It doesn't get much better than that! Based on the description, I expected that this would be something that I would get lost in and really relate to. In the end, it turned out to be a lot more than simply that. I loved this book and I hope that you give it a try.

I loved how Abby got lost in learning French languages. I think that all of us have something that we're passionate about like that so I thought this was extremely well done. French is a beautiful language and you will definitely get the urge to learn more about the language and culture if you read this! The main thing that Zeke and Abby had in common was a love and passion for the French language. When they speak in French, Abby sees a completely different side to the so called stereotypical jock. I felt like the relationship between the two of them was realistic to say the least. Abby is often doubting Zeke's feelings for her and he isn't always honest or straightforward with her, which often happens in high school relationships.

So in conclusion, read this book if you're looking for a light and fluffy read that will actually make you feel ALL of the feels. This book will leave you feeling all warm and fuzzy on the inside when you finish reading it, I promise! More than just being a romance, this is also a story about a girl discovering who she is apart from her family and where she wants to end up in the future. It's also about friendship, family, and obviously love.Go buy this now!
The distance from A to Z was a realistic good read. I loved Zeke and Alice and Collin, but for the love of all things I couldn't love Abby. I just couldn't connect with her, in all honesty, she was kind of a judgmental (insert not so nice word here). She judges people by their appearances entirely, deciding someone who is in to sports can't possibly be into French and that someone who wears short shorts can't possibly have a brain. She has this higher than though attitude and I just can't connect with her. I never could decide if she hated baseball because she outgrew it, if she was tired of her family obsessing over it, or if she just had some psychological hate over it because she felt her parents loved baseball more than her. And I think there is even a harder time understanding why she doesn't love it because it's clear through out the book she doesn't have a grasp on why she doesn't love it either. Further, I can't even come to fathom the idea that she wants to chose to stop loving someone simply because they love baseball. She said English Zeke and French Zeke were different, but I don't think Zeke was the one who was different, it was Abby. Abby was happy in her French world and full of hate in her English one. I don't like sports, I've never liked sports, but when my son decided he wanted to play baseball, guess who was on the side lines cheering him on? Because if you love someone, you love all of them, not bits and pieces!
I thought this book looked really adorable when it first came onto my radar, and I decided to preorder it. ($1.99? Why not?!) I ended up reading it right away because I heard so many awesome things from lots of blogger friends. I finished this within the day. IT WAS SO CUTE. I absolutely loved the characters (main and side) and seeing their relationship grow throughout the summer.

A couple reasons you should read this one
- The main characters speak French to each other throughout the book, and that makes it pretty darn romantic. I don't speak French and didn't find myself confused.
- There's a lot of baseball talk (which was fun, even for this football fan), but nothing that would make non-Sports-fans run the other direction.
- The book is an incredibly quick read. Once I started, it was really hard for me to stop. (And I didn't! Totally finished in one day.)
- The best friend character has a real personality and is completely fleshed out. We know so much about her and can easily see why Abby and her get along so well as roommates.
- It leaves you wanting more! Anytime a book has adorable characters that I want to see more of, I count that as a success. I want to know what happens next for these two.

There was some classic miscommunication towards the end that led to conflict, but that's to be expected in this situation. It actually was quite the curveball (sorry, had to use the baseball pun) that I didn't see coming. I loved that it still managed to surprise me!

Zeke and Abby were so cute together; I really believed their chemistry. This book was just what I needed to get back into the contemporary groove. Highly recommend!