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Jenna’s journey begins with the universal struggle of independence. Moving away for college represents a rupture from her previous life, leaving her vulnerable yet open to new experiences. The author effectively uses this setting to highlight the internal conflict between the person Jenna was expected to be and the person she is becoming. Her initial agreement to an "open relationship" until December reflects her fear of letting go of the past while simultaneously craving the freedom of the present. The "December" Deadline
The story follows , who is starting her first year of university away from home. Before leaving, her boyfriend Monty proposes an open relationship because of the distance, a concept Jenna accepts but doesn't fully understand or feel comfortable with.
Si te mueves en el mundo de BookTok, Bookstagram o simplemente eres un amante de la literatura romántica contemporánea, es muy probable que hayas escuchado el término en las últimas semanas. Pero, ¿a qué se debe exactamente esta fiebre lectora?
Joana Marcús tiene un don para hacerte reír, llorar y gritar (literalmente) con los diálogos y las situaciones. Los lectores confiesan haber terminado el libro en una sola noche, incapaces de soltarlo.
of Jack Ross, or perhaps explore how this book fits into the larger "Meses a tu lado" series
However, Jenna's life changes when she meets her roommate's circle of friends, including the charismatic . The novel delves into several deep themes:
