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Dhawy F.
Aug 9, 2026
This book blends so many life elements together in a way that strongly touch your head and heart. For someone who’s been reading and reviewing romance novels lately, the love bomb doesn’t look new to my eyes. But the other elements I am mentioning, it all satisfies me with its great combination. Leaving a family pressure to your own passion, having a lifelong friendship in a foreign country, experiencing wonderful visits to neighboring places, continuing to follow your dream, it all makes me feel like being filled with the warmth of belonging, a sense of fresh readiness in mind, and several other feelings I can’t name. It’s just amazingly incredible.
This is the kind of read that gets me thinking, perhaps turning away from things doesn’t always mean dodging. Perhaps a distraction is needed to fulfill your mental needs, and to turn you into a new person with a clearer head who sees the better path to your future. Perhaps your temporary escape is just a way to regulate yourself before fighting whatever gets in your way to success.
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Juliett Evans takes a nannying job outside the country. She goes to Italy with zero expectations to let her photography interest beat the business degree she pursues for the sake of her family’s dry cleaning shop.
Juliett comes with no plans to follow her dream. Her father was once hurt by a dream chaser, and she does not want to be the second. So, she leave just to escape torture from her business classes. But what if things start changing for her instead of her adjusting to things?
“I’ve found that the best way to stop worrying about the future is to distract yourself with all the pleasure you can get in the present.”
“My dad’s already been hurt buy one dream chaser. I can’t do that to him again.”
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Honestly, seeing so much through such an easy-reading story is very mind-blowing. Understanding new perspectives beyond the romanticization is so eye-opening. And I love receiving all these feelings from this book. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
This is the kind of read that gets me thinking, perhaps turning away from things doesn’t always mean dodging. Perhaps a distraction is needed to fulfill your mental needs, and to turn you into a new person with a clearer head who sees the better path to your future. Perhaps your temporary escape is just a way to regulate yourself before fighting whatever gets in your way to success.
———
Juliett Evans takes a nannying job outside the country. She goes to Italy with zero expectations to let her photography interest beat the business degree she pursues for the sake of her family’s dry cleaning shop.
Juliett comes with no plans to follow her dream. Her father was once hurt by a dream chaser, and she does not want to be the second. So, she leave just to escape torture from her business classes. But what if things start changing for her instead of her adjusting to things?
“I’ve found that the best way to stop worrying about the future is to distract yourself with all the pleasure you can get in the present.”
“My dad’s already been hurt buy one dream chaser. I can’t do that to him again.”
———
Honestly, seeing so much through such an easy-reading story is very mind-blowing. Understanding new perspectives beyond the romanticization is so eye-opening. And I love receiving all these feelings from this book. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️