Instructions for Dancing

from AVoraciousReader

4.5 Book source ~ TWR Tour Evie Thomas is struggling with her feelings about her parents' divorce. More, she's mad that her dad cheated on her mom and she promised her mom she wouldn't tell her little sister Danica. And finally, she's down on love. Especially since a strange thing happened one ...

from bell7

Evie used to love her romance novels, but she's cleaning out now that her parents are divorced and she's still mad at her dad after walking in on him kissing his new love interest. She doesn't believe in lasting love anymore, and when a mysterious power allows her to see the trajectory of people'...

from deslivres5

I was pleasantly surprised by the "whiff"/"light seasoning" of magic here that I wasn't expecting. I thought this was going to be a meet-cute type of book (and in a way it is), but it was so much more, with Evie's family drama, X's band backstory, Evie's friends group, and the truly philosophica...

from bookworm12

Lovely, sweet, and definitely a tear-jerker. A disillusioned teen named Evie finds herself dosed with a bit of magical realism that leads her to ballroom dancing classes. The meta-references to romance novels were snarky and fun and her chemistry with X was crackling. I particularly enjoyed the r...

from HeatherLINC

I thoroughly enjoyed "Everything, Everything" when I first read it but "Instructions for Dancing" was soooo much better! This novel had more depth and was extremely touching. I adored Evie and X, they were both down-to-earth and realistic. I also loved all the supporting characters, especially Fi...