She pushed Nina to go for her dreams, and to maybe put the books away once in a while and see what life has to offer outside in the real world. I was worried she was going to be one of those stereotypical bookish "friend" who is really just a jealous hater but was so glad she wasn't. Which she wanted to do so many times.Nina was very lucky to have such good friends, especially Surinder. Nina is the type of person that is her own worst enemy and I was yelling at Nina to just go for it, don't give up. Nina decided she wanted to open her own bookstore. After being laid off and in danger of being evicted for her book hoarding.
She dreams of that perfect unrealistic bookmance and is afraid to take the steps necessary to fulfill her dreams and facing reality. Nina doesn't live in the real world, her head's in her safe perfect ending books. We meet Nina at a time when her life was unraveling but she can't seem to stop bringing books home to her tiny house she shares with roommate and friend Surinder. Nina is all about books, she loves to read and collect them obsessively, and she also has a knack for matching the perfect book to the right reader. Nina is probably a character any reader would be able to identify with, at least when it comes to her obsession with books and reading. This is my first book by Jenny Colgan and I definitely want to read more from her.
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