"The best portion of your life will be the small, nameless moments you spend smiling with someone who matters to you." --Ritu Ghatourey
Things to know about Isadora:
- She's super smart.
- She works as a university researcher.
- She's also an introvert...and a bit socially awkward.
- Her last boyfriend broke her trust...and her heart.
- She doesn't have many friends.
- She's lonely.
- And she just turned 30.
A random magazine article titled "Thirty-One Ways to Be Happy" inspires Isadora to conduct her own personal research project and try out each item on the list to see if they really result in that promised happiness. She's sure she'll end up disproving the entire article, justifying her own unhappiness. And at first, nothing she tries makes her feel any different. Especially not those yoga classes! But then some new people enter life, including her 10-year-old neighbor, Delilah, and Cal, the new (and handsome!) psychology professor at work. As her experiment continues, her quiet, lonely life starts to change for the better. Is it possible the magazine article was right and she's found happiness after all?
I loved this book! Isadora's journey of self-discovery was both poignant and humorous. There were times her past heartaches and self-doubt made me cry. But the way her boisterous neighbor barged into her life totally made me laugh. And Cal's cute flirting, kind compassion, and unwavering support of Isadora made me like him so much. This is a very charming and heartwarming romance! ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Happy Reading!
