Daydream

When I picked this book up I didn't expect to be so smitten by it.I love everything about this masterpiece.I had certain expectations about this having read the previous books in the series-I expected a lot of spice,a lot of clingiliness from the characters but this took me by suprise.This read explored so many complex themes that involve family,mental health,bullying,abuse etc & I must say, im so happy with the way HANNAH handled these topics with so much grace and love.The characters in this read felt so true to life and I loved the part each and everyone of them played to bring this book to life but my absolute fav were H².HENRY & HALLE are both absolutely adorable and so so mature.My fav thing about these two was the support they gave each other despite all the issues they had to deal with besides school and their relationship.I loved that HENRY didn't discard HALLE'S insecurities and emotional breakdowns instead he made her understand just how important she is to him,the people around her but mostly to herself & I love that HALLE understood that Henry's need for space didn't mean he wouldn't want her again or that there was something wrong with her.I loved that they were careful not to turn each others fears and lacks about oneself.I loved this so so much

Summary:Daydream by Hannah Grace, the third installment in the Maple Hills series, is a heartfelt college romance blending academic and sports worlds. The story follows Henry Turner, a reluctant ice hockey captain who is also struggling to keep up with a demanding course and his difficult professor. Desperate for help, he befriends Halle Jacobs, a fellow junior, after accidentally stumbling into her book club.Halle is an academic overachiever juggling her studies, a part-time job, and attempts to overcome her writer's block to finish her novel. Despite her own packed schedule, she agrees to tutor Henry. Their sessions lead to shared experiences and new adventures as they navigate their growing friendship and burgeoning feelings. While they set rules to keep things platonic, those boundaries begin to blur as they spend more time together.The novel features witty interactions, personal growth, and a slow-burn romance, making it a delightful mix of humor and emotion. It’s a perfect read for fans of tropes like forced proximity, sports romance, and opposites attracting.Review:Daydream by Hannah Grace is a heartfelt and swoon-worthy romance that beautifully blends emotional depth with lighthearted moments. Set against a cozy and inviting backdrop, the story follows compelling characters whose chemistry leaps off the page, keeping readers hooked from start to finish. Hannah Grace masterfully crafts relatable protagonists with distinct personalities, making it easy for readers to root for their happiness. The romance is slow-burning yet deeply satisfying, with moments of tenderness, passion, and humor woven throughout. The dialogue feels natural and witty, adding charm and authenticity to the characters' interactions. One of the book's standout features is its exploration of themes like vulnerability, personal growth, and learning to trust. Grace strikes a perfect balance between romantic tension and heartfelt introspection, making the story not only engaging but emotionally resonant. If there’s any critique, it might be that the pacing occasionally lags in places, but this doesn’t detract much from the overall enjoyment of the story. Overall, this book is a delightful and emotionally enriching read, perfect for fans of contemporary romance who love a story that makes them laugh, cry, and, above all, believe in the magic of love.Characters:“This is my third year at Maple Hills, and not once has someone asked me to hang out within an hour of meeting. I don’t think anyone’s asked me to hang out, period.”Henry Turner: The college hockey team captain who reluctantly takes on the leadership role while struggling with academics. Henry is a junior trying to balance his demanding course with an intimidating professor and his responsibilities on the ice. His journey involves personal growth, learning to embrace challenges, and finding unexpected support in Halle, and OMMGGG THIS PERSONNN HOW MUCH I LOVE, i can't tell how much.

Henry n Halle are so friggin cute. This book is so cute. I love their story the most and the fact that Henry is a total green flag just made it even better. I love the way Henry was with Halle, so patient, understanding. Those cute gifts and the painting, just made the book, the story the best in the series so far.

I just couldn't get through this book and finish it, I had to DNF it.

to be seen is to be loved, and boy did i feel seen (and seriously called out) but both halle and henry.alsooooo halle's playlist being only taylor swift songs is such a mood!

When I picked this book up I didn't expect to be so smitten by it.I love everything about this masterpiece.I had certain expectations about this having read the previous books in the series-I expected a lot of spice,a lot of clingiliness from the characters but this took me by suprise.This read explored so many complex themes that involve family,mental health,bullying,abuse etc & I must say, im so happy with the way HANNAH handled these topics with so much grace and love.The characters in this read felt so true to life and I loved the part each and everyone of them played to bring this book to life but my absolute fav were H².HENRY & HALLE are both absolutely adorable and so so mature.My fav thing about these two was the support they gave each other despite all the issues they had to deal with besides school and their relationship.I loved that HENRY didn't discard HALLE'S insecurities and emotional breakdowns instead he made her understand just how important she is to him,the people around her but mostly to herself & I love that HALLE understood that Henry's need for space didn't mean he wouldn't want her again or that there was something wrong with her.I loved that they were careful not to turn each others fears and lacks about oneself.I loved this so so much