It debuted at number 78 on the Rolling Stone Top 100, a competitor to the Hot 100, [32] collecting 4. However, Zara has no intention of leaving the job of finding her a husband to her family alone but also takes matter into her own hands by subscribing to a dating app. Until she ended the book by talking about how she's a strong independent woman that doesn't need a man to make her happy. This book has all the ingredients that one needs to make it relatable and entertaining, surprising readers with unexpected twists and revelations with an unpredictable ending. I have so much to say about Zara’s love interests and other twists and turns in the book but I really don’t want to give anything more away at this early stage where people are still reading it.

At this point it looked like it was going to be a 4 ⭐️ but unfortunately the abrupt and open ending was disappointing for me and didn’t feel right which is why it went down to 3⭐️. The author constantly put younger’s in a bad light by talking about how all they want is “boyfriends” and “hookups” when that’s not that case and a lot of the youth do want a pure respectful courtship and marriage. Taylor Swift Dropped The First Previously Unreleased Track From "Fearless" And It's A Cozy Trip Down Memory Lane".Listening to Zara’s voice, one that is unfortunately not very often listened to, or shared, is probably the most beautiful thing about this novel. million streams in the US and topped Billboard Country Streaming Songs chart, marking Swift's fifth chart-topper.

Just personally, if someone matches all my criteria then I would for sure feel somewhat attracted to them but maybe it isn't for everyone. At least the ending leaves us hopeful that there might be a happy ending in the near future for her and her Mr Perfectly Fine. She tries so hard with Hamza telling him and herself he's the one she chose and he's great but still continues to think about Adam and then gets dumped on the day of her nikkah. When Zara's Mum puts together the most archaic of arranged marriage resources (not exactly the romcom-worthy love story she had envisioned for herself), she is soon exhausted by her family's failed attempts to set her up with every vaguely suitable Abdul, Ahmed and Farook that they can find.Perfectly Fine" brings back memories of "your high-school heartbreak", boasting a "classic T-Swift bridge and a final, soaring chorus". This is nearly a 500 page book of a reeeeeally slow burn romance and I read all of it for that final page! This seemed like the perfect balance and I became invested in Zara’s quest to find her perfect partner! A funny, banter filled must-find-a-husband-before-I-turn-thirty rom com that also explored an array of issues. I enjoyed the read, even when I didn't agree with the characters' actions or understanding of Islam, as I found myself turning the pages, one after another, to see what would happen next.