My Cat And I Both Like You

My Thoughts on My Cat And I Both Like You

After diving into "My Cat And I Both Like You," I came away with a generally positive impression, though it wasn't without a few minor hiccups along the way. This novel is a lighthearted, cute, and funny romance centered around the showbiz world, with a dash of the supernatural thrown in for good measure.

First Impressions

The beginning was definitely a slow burn. I almost considered dropping it in the initial chapters. The plot takes a while to really kick off, and it required some patience to get to the core of the story. But I kept reading, and I'm glad I did.

What Works Well

The slow-burn romance, while initially testing my patience, ultimately became one of my favorite aspects. The MC's active pursuit of the ML was refreshing, and the humor throughout the story kept me engaged. I also appreciated the relatively low-drama plot, with the main conflict stemming from the MC's overbearing mother. The story avoids unnecessary angst, making it a relaxing and enjoyable read. I also liked that both main characters retained their masculinity, avoiding the "chick with a dick" trope.

Areas of Concern

The slow burn comes with a downside: the ending felt a bit rushed. I wanted more intimate moments between the main couple, and I felt like some plot points, particularly concerning the side characters, could have been fleshed out further. Also, the "I am not attracted to men other than you" trope might be off-putting to some readers.

Final Verdict

Overall, "My Cat And I Both Like You" is a charming and lighthearted read. While it has some minor pacing issues and a few overused tropes, the humor, the proactive MC, and the generally low-drama plot make it an enjoyable experience. If you're looking for a sweet and funny romance with a touch of the unusual, this might be right up your alley. I'd give it a solid 3.8 out of 5 stars.