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Tom Hanks-Every Girl's Dream!

I was lucky enough to get a copy of Waiting for Tom Hanks by Kerry Winfrey through NetGalley.  Berkley published this book on 06/11/19. 💜
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Annie is 27 and obsessed with romantic comedies.  Because of her unrealistic expectations, her dating life has been pretty limited.  She's waiting for her very own Tom Hanks.  When a huge romantic comedy rolls into her town to film, Annie has to decide if she can remove the walls she's spent so long building, or risk losing the potential great love of her life.

YOU GUYS.  I am NOT a romantic book fan.  I've said it several times.  That being said, I.LOVED.THIS.BOOK.  I was hooked from the first paragraph I read.  I actually found myself sending random paragraphs to my bookstagram friends who love romantic books because I just loved it so much.  It is so easy to related to Annie.  Because she lost her mother, her support system is made up of her best friend and her uncle.  They are so endearing.  I loved everything about them.  Just wait until you read about her love interests. 💘  

This book was so refreshing and it just felt GOOD to read.  I loved it from the very beginning, and it made me immediately want to binge watch all of my Tom Hanks movies.  Winfrey has built such a sweet world, and I was sad to leave it.  I was given an digital ARC of this book to review, but I was instantly sad I didn't have a physical copy of this book to lend to all of my girlfriends.  I may end up buying this book once my library of unread books shrinks a little.

Overall, I loved this book.  Thank you Kerry Winfrey for introducing me to Annie.  I feel so lucky to have received this book!

Easy 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟/5 Stars for me. GO READ THIS BOOK NOW! 
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