Love, Theoretically

Ali Hazelwood
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Love, Theoretically

Ali Hazelwood
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Overall rating: 4.6545453 / 5 from 165 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Love, Theoretically is a delightful STEMinist romcom that combines academic feuds with fake dating. Customers praise the unique plot, relatable characters, and the blend of romance, science, and girl power. The book is also noted for being wonderfully written and easy to read.

Summary topics

  • Unique Plot (6%): It was noted by customers that the plot of the book is unique and enjoyable, with a great romance elements.
  • Character Elsie (7%): Customers expressed satisfaction with the book, describing it as cute, witty, and relatable.
  • Characters (14%): Customers expressed satisfaction with the characters, describing them as vibrant, relatable, and authentically human.
  • Romance Elements (17%): Many customers pointed out that this book is a great mix of romance, science, and girl power.
  • Ease of Reading (17%): A significant number of customers appreciated that the book was easy to read and enjoyed it, making it a great choice.

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Review highlights

  • "This book has terrific characters, great plot, fun times, and a wonderful romance."Chloe
  • "No shade, it was a very good book"Livia
  • "This one has great tension and great dynamic between MCs."Hope

Reviews

One of my faves for sure!!

"one of my faves! Had to get the hardcover version for my collection"

Larissa (5/5)

Love, Theoretically 💗✨

"I DONT CARE WHAT ANYONE SAYS ABOUT THIS BOOK! I LOVE THIS BOOK AND ELSIE AND JACK HAVE MY WHOLE HEART. The characters, the plot, the backdrop of STEM, everything really. I thought this book was super sweet and FINALLY A MALE LOVE INTEREST WHO IS HONEST AND IN TOUCH WITH HIS EMOTIONS. Ali Hazelwood definitely knows what the people want!! Overall, i’m going to be rereading this book for forever."

Laney L. (5/5)

Another great one

"I'm running out of new things to say about her books. They're all good, I love the realism of the STEM world, especially mixed with the difficulties of things in it like when your mentor isn't always looking out for your bests interests, or difficulties of publishing or getting recognition and feuds in the academic world. The romance is also really good, I like the developing trust between them, it's really nice. Again I just love how she combines the world she creates with the romance and realities of academic life, it's really nice and much better than when people try but don't know enough about it so that it's just wrong, then I usually stop because I can't finish the book and that makes me sad. I also really like the appearance of some other characters from her books, namely Olive and Adam (and the mention of a certain twitter account) it was lots of fun and I wish she'd do it again. Definitely recommend and also on the reread list."

Susannah (5/5)

The strongest out of the STEMinist series

"3. 75⭐️ Love, Theoretically is, I think, Ali Hazelwood’s best book in the STEMinist book world. The main characters felt well developed enough and not too trope-y. That being said, this book follows the exact same formula: tall, big guy is obsessed with small, innocent woman who thinks they’re rivals, sooooo … but I guess if you’ve got a good thing going, why mess with it?"

Lauren (4/5)

Love Absolutely

"I am the biggest Ali Hazelwood fan, and although most of her books in this series match the same type of plot line I never get tired of it. I've reread this book at least 3x now"

Meghan (5/5)

Not for me…

"I know people Love Ali Hazelwood, and I’m all for novels with strong female main characters in STEM fields, but I found this one pretty predictable and trope-y. Although I do love a good trope, this one didn’t have enough independent ideas to make it memorable. I did finish it, but I wouldn’t recommend it."

Emma (2/5)

Women in stem

"I loved reading about smart, strong and independent female leads. The chemistry between the characters was also nice, felt very related to our main characters thought process"

Lisa (5/5)

This one was perfect!

"Such a fun romance and I absolutely love that it is immersed in the world of STEM. As a girl in STEM myself it was a blast to read. The story didn’t feel cheesy to me. It enjoyed every minute of it."

Micha (4/5)

Stunning

"Absolutely amazing, Ali Hazelwood did a wonderful job with this book, and I loved the olive and Adam cameo"

Magz (5/5)

Only ok

"Not as good as other books by this author. Still cute and enjoyable."

Teacher G. (3/5)

Q&A

  • Published date: Jun 13, 2023
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 400
  • Publisher: Penguin Publishing Group
  • ISBN: 9780593336861
  • Dimensions: 5.41" W x 1.03" L x 8.24" H
Praise for Love, Theoretically

“It would be so easy to hate Ali—who is brilliant and funny and the most delightful writer…but it’s far more productive to create a shrine I can worship at, praying for her to finish another book quickly. LOVED. IT.”—#1 New York Times bestselling author Jodi Picoult

"Whenever I want a sexy, witty, delicious romance, told in a fresh and intelligent voice, I read Ali Hazelwood. Prepare to get addicted. Each book is pure joy."—Simone St. James, New York Times bestselling author

"The reigning queen of STEMinist rom-coms returns with a tale set in the cutthroat world of eliteacademia full of delightful humor, realistic emotions, and the messy search for self-acceptance."Booklist, starred review

"A decidedly quirky and thoroughly charming tale...Geeky science jokes, humorous student emails, and expertly delivered snarky banter enhance the narrative. Readers will cheer for Jack and Elsie and their bumpy road to happily ever after."Publishers Weekly, starred review

“Hazelwood’s latest STEM-set novel may be her best yet, addressing not only discrimination among different realms of physics, but the unconscious bias Elsie has to continually fight as a woman in her field...A dynamic rivals-to-lovers romance."Kirkus, starred review

Praise for Ali Hazelwood

“Hazelwood is an absolute romance powerhouse.”—New York Times bestselling author Christina Lauren

“Hazelwood proves that she is the perfect writer to show that science is sexy as hell.”—#1 New York Times bestselling author Jodi Picoult

“Gloriously nerdy and sexy, with on-point commentary about women in STEM.”—New York Times bestselling author Helen Hoang on Love on the Brain
 
“Funny, sexy and smart, Ali Hazelwood did a terrific job with The Love Hypothesis.”—New York Times bestselling author Mariana Zapata

“STEMinists, assemble. Your world is about to be rocked.”—New York Times bestselling author Elena Armas on Love on the Brain
Ali Hazelwood is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Love, Theoretically and The Love Hypothesis, as well as a writer of peer-reviewed articles about brain science, in which no one makes out and the ever after is not always happy. Originally from Italy, she lived in Germany and Japan before moving to the US to pursue a PhD in neuroscience. When Ali is not at work, she can be found running, eating cake pops, or watching sci-fi movies with her three feline overlords (and her slightly-less-feline husband).

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