The Charlie Method

by

Elle Kennedy

Should you read this book?

The best public reviews summarized for you.

Who is this book for?

  • Fans of Elle Kennedy's previous works, especially the Off Campus and Briar U series.
  • Readers who enjoy steamy new adult romances with college settings.
  • Those interested in exploring themes of identity, adoption, and polyamorous relationships.
  • Fans of sports romances, particularly hockey-themed stories.
  • Readers who appreciate character-driven stories with emotional depth and humor.

Who is unlikely to appreciate this book?

  • Readers expecting an MMF romance based on previous books in the series.
  • Those who prefer shorter, more tightly-paced novels.
  • Readers uncomfortable with explicit sexual content or polyamorous relationships.
  • Fans of the previous books who are strongly attached to Will and Beckett as a potential couple.
  • Those who dislike stories with multiple subplots or extended character backstories.

Things online reviewers enjoyed about this book

  • Engaging character development for Charlie, Will, and Beckett
  • Exploration of complex themes like identity, adoption, and family dynamics
  • Steamy and well-written romantic scenes
  • Humorous elements, especially the 'dad chat' scenes
  • Strong female friendships portrayed
  • Positive representation of sex positivity and polyamory
  • Emotional depth added to characters' backstories
  • Entertaining blend of romance, humor, and drama
  • Connections to previous books in the series appreciated by fans
  • Relatable struggles with self-identity and people-pleasing

Things people didn't like as much about this book

  • Pacing issues, with some sections dragging and others feeling rushed
  • Imbalance in character focus, with Will getting less attention
  • Lack of MMF content disappointed some readers expecting it based on previous books
  • Some plot elements felt underdeveloped or unnecessary (e.g. racing, fanfiction)
  • Charlie's dual persona (Charlotte/Charlie) felt forced to some readers
  • Relationship dynamic didn't feel equally balanced between all three characters
  • Book length felt excessive to some readers
  • Some found the characters less compelling than in previous books
  • Adoption storyline felt rushed or poorly handled to some
  • Use of violence (punching scene) criticized by some readers

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