I’m really hoping that the two can get to the same level! I was fascinated by Saoirse and Ruby’s talks about how different LGBTQ+ rom-coms are compared to others, and I think it was such an important topic to include. Of course, with the rom-coms came some really important discussions on LGBTQ+ representation within the genre.

I thought it was a really cool idea of the two’s, and their list of moments to recreate was super fun! It definitely made for lots of great moments… From the funfair to the dancing to the phone calls, everything was right out of a rom-com, and I loved it. Of course, my favourite thing about the whole book would have to be the classic rom-com moments. It was such a fun and magical read, and I genuinely loved it so much! It was impossible not to root for Saoirse and Ruby… They were simply too cute together. I really enjoyed The Falling In Love Montage… After reading Not My Problem I knew I had to read it, and I wasn’t disappointed – it was really different to other contemporaries I’ve read. The only problem is, Saoirse doesn’t want anything serious… And she certainly doesn’t want to get hurt. Their chemistry and attraction is nearly immediate and the two soon find themselves getting closer. After receiving some shocking news from her dad, she finds herself at a party, where she meets the host’s cousin, Ruby. The Falling In Love Montage follows the protagonist, Saoirse, after the end of her final exams. Hi everyone! Today I’m going to be reviewing The Falling In Love Montage by Ciara Smyth.

The falling in love montage