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Dash & Lily's Book of Dares (Netflix Series Tie-In Edition)

David Levithan , Rachel Cohn
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Dash & Lily's Book of Dares (Netflix Series Tie-In Edition)

David Levithan , Rachel Cohn
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Overall rating: 3.9642856 / 5 from 28 reviews.

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Review topics: ["book","read","christmas","story","lily","novel","teenager","premise","romance"].

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Love it

"Seems like its a good read haven’t had the chance to read it as I’m currently reading another book at the moment but I can’t wait to start reading i love the netflix show based off this book so excited to read the book"

— Mack (5/5)

Great Series

"Purchased for my granddaughter for Christmas - this series is on her ""to read"" list, and I know she'll enjoy it."

— DanShar (5/5)

Je recommande!!

"Le livre est arrivé en bon état même s’il a passé 2 semaine dans le froid! Je recommande beaucoup, c’est une belle petite lecture de noël!"

— Anna (4/5)

Cute

"This was a cute book. Different enough from the Netflix series that it can be read after watching, and still be its own story. And easy and cozy Christmas read. Its written very YA, but anyone could read it and enjoy it."

— Steph W. (4/5)

amazing!

"i went into this book after watching the netflix series about 150 times every month of 2020. i’m a booknerd so i’ve been manifesting a good bookstore love story for a long time."

— Moola (5/5)

Fun for the holidays

"This is my favourite christmas book- I read it every year. It's the perfect amount of mystery, bookishness, love, and friendship."

— Realbrooklyn (5/5)

A cute read that will make you smile

"I really found myself rooting for these characters and enjoyed reading their story a lot. It's a very quick read, a short novel, and it takes place around Christmas time, what more could you wish for as a pick me up! For best reading experience, read this in December."

— Ohdrey (5/5)

cute

"I liked this book. It was cute, fun, adventurous, and had certain moments of which I absolutely loved. But I did find that it dragged at times, and it bothered me how they spoke. no human being speaks like that, let alone teenagers. it didn't wow me, but I definitely enjoyed it"

— Natalie (3/5)

Real Nice

"Such a cute story, wirth the read, can't wait to read the second instalments."

— BookDream (3/5)

2. 5 Out Of 5 Stars (Bumped Up To 3)

"For the sake of this review, I'll increase my rating to three solid stars, but given the option, I'd give this book 2. 5 out of 5 stars and call it fair. I was rather excited to read this book. The premise sounded great; it gave me a random desire to go scavenger-hunting through Manhattan; and I just knew I would love Dash and Lily. Dash, yes. Lily. . . not so much. Lily is incredibly immature for her age. She refuses to let go of things that happened years ago (including the accidental death of a gerbil in Kindergarten). She simply doesn't know how to handle stress, much less her own emotions, and has earned the name 'Shrilly' because of her tendency to scream when things go wrong. By e end of the book, she has improved somewhat, but for the better part of 288 pages she talks, acts, and dresses like a child. Aside from this, there is far too much emphasis on background players. I couldn't care less what all of these other random people do for work or what their name or hair color is. But so much of this book seems devoted to describing things that really just don't belong in the story. It's incredibly annoying and makes the book seem to drag on longer than a barely-300 page novel should. I am currently reading the second novel - The Twelve Days Of Dash & Lily - and I'm hoping it will soon pick up. As of right now, I'm bored, eager to finish, and incredibly disappointed at the mess this particular book turned out to be. Hoping for better from the sequel, but I won't be surprised if it doesn't live up to expectations."

— Amanda (3/5)

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  • Published date: Oct 27, 2020
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 288
  • Publisher: Random House Children's Books
  • ISBN: 9780593309605
  • Dimensions: 5.56" W x 0.61" L x 8.25" H
Rachel Cohn is the author of critically acclaimed YA novels Very LeFreak, You Know Where to Find Me, Cupcake, Shrimp, Gingerbread, and Beta. A graduate of Barnard College, she lives and writes in Los Angeles.

When not writing during spare hours on weekends, David Levithan is editorial director at Scholastic and the founding editor of the PUSH imprint, which is devoted to finding new voices and new authors in teen literature. His acclaimed novels Boy Meets Boy and The Realm of Possibility started as stories he wrote for his friends for Valentine's Day (something he's done for the past 22 years and counting) that turned themselves into teen novels. He's often asked if the book is a work of fantasy or a work of reality, and the answer is right down the middle—it's about where we're going, and where we should be.

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