Not Here To Be Liked

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I didn’t expect the book to be so good, based on the summary, so I’m so happy to hear that you loved it as much as you did. I’m definitely adding this book and putting it to the top of my list. Hope you’re doing well 🙂 xx he had a better speech, showed more interest, care, and understanding. he’s super smart too and knows how to find good angles for the stories, which is numerously recognized in the book, has good cooperation skills. knowing how to lead a team is more than having a lot of awards and papers under your belt. Eliza is known for being overly critical, she is super qualified but also that gives her in her head justification to judge everyone’s papers super harshly. she’s shown to be actually kind of scary to those around her in the paper and Len has a much calmer and serene posture and overall better leadership qualities. if Eliza was a guy, i would still have voted for Len. edit: I read this part again and Eliza DID apologize, but only after Len apologized for posting the insults that she wrote about him :) so still not great. Intrigue, riches, and romance abound in this thrilling sequel to the beloved bestselling The Inheritance Games

The stuff you said in the manifesto, it was all true. I felt like you were the only one who saw through my bullshit. I felt like you really saw... me.” — noooo not the seeing-through-me-when-nobody-else-did Not Here to Be Liked is a fierce coming of age story that had me cheering! Michelle Quach deftly explores intersectional feminism, first love, and complicated family relationships with honesty and heart." — Elise Bryant, author of Happily Ever Afters I liked that the family was present and accounted for in Not Here To Be Liked, too. From Eliza’s parents’ struggles with their job and their lives overall to her relationship with her older sister, I really liked this included in the story, too. The whole feminism movement at their school starts when Len (a guy) wins an election for the chief editor or something like that over the mc (a girl). AGH. she just doesn't care about her appearance, she just wears sweaters and doesn't wear makeup. OH MY. aghhh I don't know if you can feel my frustration through the screen.To be fair, what I’m wearing is a big polyester sweater the exact gray of parking-lot asphalt, and it isn’t anybody’s idea of a good look. But I don’t care. In fact, this is basically how I dress every day. I read once that a lot of important people have a “uniform” to save their mental energy for things that actually matter, so I’ve started doing it, too. Kim thinks this is a horrible way to live. This seems to be a standard enemies to lovers story, and it is, but it’s also so much more. It’s about feminism, being Asian in the US, and of course love.

I SHARE A BEDROOM WITH MY OLDER SISTER KIM, which wouldn’t be a problem except she has this habit of making a face whenever I walk in. In this fast paced and beautifully written novel, Michelle Quach brings important discussions of feminism to the forefront, highlighting the struggles of being a woman and how unfairly many are treated because of their gender. The plot in itself was extremely enjoyable and it kept me wanting to read! Eliza was feisty, bold and everything a main character should be! The writing was brilliant and quite engaging! Oh, my parents tell me to keep my head down, too,” Serena pipes up. “They especially don’t like the idea of girls making a scene. It’s totally annoying, but they’re all about that ‘good Asian’ thing.” LoveReading4Kids exists because books change lives, and buying books through LoveReading4Kids means you get to change the lives of future generations, with 25% of the cover price donated to schools in need. Join our community to get personalised book suggestions, extracts straight to your inbox, 10% off RRPs, and to change children’s lives.Quach’s sparkling debut is a fantastic examination of feminism, full of insight and heart. A must read for those who love coming of age stories with a touch of romance.” Roselle Lim Dr. Guinn studies me for a moment. (...) “I’m just trying to ensure that this is an environment where everyone feels comfortable.” This captivating and colorful adventure that reads like a modern day fairy tale, from the b estselling author of the Shatter Me series is the perfect gift! Kim is only two years older than me, so she used to go to Willoughby, too. Last year, when she was a senior, I thought I’d finally be free of her when she graduated, but then of course she ended up at UC Irvine. “So close!” Dad said. “You don’t need to stay in the dorms. Waste of money.” So here we are. Like old times.