A Date with Darcy (Bookish Boyfriends #1) - Tiffany Schmidt Review

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 I loved this book, it was so cute and funny and it also features book boyfriends so what's not to love!

The main character Merrilee is an avid reader. She constantly has a book in hand and thinks 'boys are better in books.' (So relatable!)

 Merrilee, her younger sister Rory and her best friend Eliza are about to start at 'Hero High' (I know right!! The school even has modern-day knights, I mean how could you not love this book!) where she meets a 'magic' English teacher and soon finds herself right in the middle of her own classic book adventure.

 I would say this book is a retelling as it follows a certain classic novel but I won't say which as I don't want to spoil anything, even though the cover gives it away. (Just read the book! Trust me!)

 Merrilee is a quirky character that you just can't help fall in love with. Slightly clumsy, huge romantic, wherever she goes hijinx ensue, which makes this book charmingly hilarious.

 Eliza is the exact opposite to Merrilee and they balance each other perfectly and I truly loved their friendship. How they were constantly looking out for one another. I do wish there had been more  about Eliza but as this is a 2 part series hopefully the next book will be about her.

 At the same time I found Merrilee's younger sister Rory an interesting character and would like to hear her story as well. Tiffany please make this more than just a 2 part series! I need more on all the characters mentioned. Plus I wouldn't mind a story that redeems the 'villain' of this book, if that is even possible.

 The main love interest is definitely one I will be adding to my bookish boyfriend list as I am sure anyone who reads this will do too.

 Honestly get yourself a copy when it comes out on May 1st.

 Thank you to NetGalley and Amulet Paperbacks for providing me an arc of this book in exchange for an honest review.

4.5 stars!!

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