Book Review: The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight

The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight
by Jennifer Smith

A couple of weeks ago, with my academic requirements all put the rest, I finally found the time to pick up a book and catch up on me reading.

Sort of. The book was an ebook, so I couldn't exactly pick it up since it was on my laptop.

Anyway, from the moment I saw the cover, I knew it was a must read - at least for me. After all, I am the classic sap who'd like to believe that happy ever afters still exist in the 21st century.

The book follows around Hadley, a teenage girl who is supposed to fly to England for her father's wedding, but misses the plane by a few short minutes. While waiting for the next flight, she meets Oliver, a British college student who is coming back to England. I won't tell you what happens next though, because that's what makes the book so magical.

You know, aside from the fact that the story happened all in 24 hours.

Overall, I give the book 4 out of 5 stars. 

I loved it, loved it soooo much, however, there are bits that I wished weren't in the book - which made it a bit dragging. and I would have loved to know whatever happened to Oliver and Hadley when they both get back to New York.