I would like to meet. Would Like to Meet by Rachel Winters 2022-12-30
I would like to meet Rating:
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If I could meet anyone, I would like to meet Mahatma Gandhi. Gandhi was a leader in the Indian independence movement and is remembered for his philosophy of nonviolence and civil disobedience. I admire Gandhi for his commitment to social justice and his ability to bring about change through peaceful means.
Gandhi's philosophy of nonviolence, known as ahimsa, is something that I believe is crucial in today's world. There are so many conflicts and disputes that could be resolved peacefully if we were willing to listen to and understand one another. Gandhi showed us that it is possible to stand up for what you believe in and make a difference without resorting to violence.
I would also like to meet Gandhi because of his dedication to social justice. He fought for the rights of the poor and marginalized in India, and was instrumental in leading the country to independence. Gandhi believed in the power of individual action to bring about change, and he encouraged people to take responsibility for their own lives and the world around them.
Meeting Gandhi would be an incredible opportunity to learn from someone who has inspired so many people around the world. I believe that his message of nonviolence and social justice is more relevant than ever, and I would be honored to have the chance to speak with him and learn from his wisdom and experience.
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It's never completely obvious who she's going to end up with, and the author deliciously turns a lot of tropes on their heads in her attempt to show that a happy ending isn't always enough if you don't feel validated for being who you are and doing what you love. Every single character in this book is a butt. While I found it really addictive, there were some elements that I struggled with. Evie was a bit of a disaster, and I couldn't help but like her and laugh along at her antics, even if they were highly unrealistic and unbelievable! This character was far too self aware, mature and wise! But in the course of testing out the meet-cute scenes from classic romantic comedies IRL, not only will Evie encounter one humiliating situation after another, but she'll have to confront the romantic past that soured her on love. I love romcoms and I love the meet cute.
I would like to meet you or I would like to meeting you?
. Definitely awesome girl, this one. Made by Talkback Thames, the company that produced the original series, it featured 12 past contributors from Would Like To Meet. If romantic comedies happen to be one of your favourite genres, you are bound to recognize the familiar tropes and the usual cast a group of best friends including a gay BFF, an adorable widower with an unusually bright child, an incompetent boss, a grumpy client with impossible demands, two love interests to keep you watching or rather reading in this case until the very end, and a heroine who needs to remember her dreams and go and fight for them. . I'll be the first to admit that the concept is totally outlandish and not at all plausible, but it was so much fun I didn't care.
. Honestly, did the same illustrator design them all?! I liked how her friends had their own things going on, and that they called her out on some of her ridiculous behaviour because that is what real friends do! The writing was really funny and I enjoyed it a lot while reading it. . This romcom is pretty meta in the best possible way. So begins a classic tale of awkward moments, adorable side-characters, class A dialogue and "love interests" that had going from cringes to smiles. Spoiler alert for all your pornoheads: This is a TRUE romcom just like the movies.
If that makes sense? This book is instantly being put on my FAVs shelf, I just loved everything about it, it was the perfect mood lifter during these crazy times. I want them to fail spectacularly if only so they'll dump the karmic load they're carrying for being such awful people. It was easy to read, but a bit tedious in places. This was a fun rom-com that follows Evie as she attempts to have meet-cutes inspired by famous Hollywood Movies and see if they work in real life. Evie manufactures one hilarious yet humiliating meet cute after another and reports back to Ezra. From the gay best friend to the group of girls as support and even the single hot dad which isn't to say that I didn't love Annette.
Two big things the plot was leading to were very obvious from the start to me, so I got weary of the MC not picking up on them. . Some of the situations she got herself into. I finally liked a romance again after what feels like a never-ending post- 1 2 it was written by a U. But, it's the atmosphere that had me reading this and gobbling it up like chocolate! Ezra is di LOVED IT! She has a supportive group of girlfriends, including, -sigh- the obligatory gay bff, and there are several scenes involving cocktails, something called a "hen do" which I guess is a bachelorette party in Brit-speak , and, of course, a wedding. Saying that, I did really feel for Sarah, I mean Evie certainly made an impact on her friend's hen do and wedding. Each of them have their own personalities, and they call Evie out when she acts irresponsibly something that will appeal to readers frustrated with authors like Sophie Kinsella, whose heroines act in super psychologically dysfunctional ways and are never called out on it in earnest.
I appreciated the discussions on dealing with the loss of a loved one, and how different people grieve too, and I thought this was done well. . Also a good one. Will Ezra finish the script on time? This is definitely an author I would read again. Little did she know she would try out all the magical romcom moments of her favorite movies just to inspire a writer she despises. What kind of help? So you know what, okay book, I see you.
Someone tell me to learn how to be okay with DNFing books. . It was comical and didn't take itself too seriously, so I will definitely be reading this author again! I want them to fail spectacularly if only so they'll dump the karmic load they're carrying for being such awful people. In order to save her agency from a financial disaster, Evie needs to persuade their famous, but so arrogant client Ezra Chester to finish the rom-com script he had been working on before he developed a writing block. After seven years as an assistant, 29-year-old Evie Summer In this charming, feel-good debut novel, a cynical assistant at a screenwriting agency must reenact the meet-cute scenes from classic romantic comedy movies in order to help her 1 client get his scriptwriting mojo back--but can a real-life meet-cute be in store for someone who doesn't believe in happily ever after? BritishTV series or program Would Like to Meet Genre Presented by Lowri Turner Starring Steven Anderson confidence coach Jeremy Milnes confidence coach Country of origin United Kingdom Original language English No.
