📚 Practice Makes Perfect by Sarah Adams 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I loved this book so much. While I can’t decide whether I liked it more than When in Rome, I connected with this story on a really deep level. The romance was beautiful, but what stood out to me most was the journey of self-discovery. The slow burn was almost heartbreaking at times because it was so obvious how much they cared about each other, yet it took them so long to finally admit their feelings and fully choose each other. That made every moment feel even more rewarding. I also loved Annie’s character growth. Her struggle to become the person she wanted to be, instead of the person everyone expected her to be, felt very real and inspiring. It wasn’t just a romance—it was also a story about finding confidence and learning to embrace yourself. And just like in When in Rome, the small-town atmosphere was absolutely adorable. The town feels like home, and all of the characters make the story feel warm, comforting, and full of heart. This book made me smile, made me emotional, and left me with that cozy feeling you get when you finish a story you know you’ll be thinking about for a long time. 💛