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Another reason that Newbury is a popular place to live is its location. Situated just off the M4 motorway, the town is well-connected to both London and Bristol, making it an attractive option for commuters. wyn’s and harriet’s love for each other runs so deep and i just connected with them instantly. i felt everything they felt, making me want to jump into the book to just hug them. and the fact that wyn’s love language is physical touch adds even more to the tension >>>

As a coastal town, Falmouth has a strong connection to the sea, and for centuries it’s been a place of inspiration, solace, and sanctuary for countless sailors, boatbuilders, artists, musicians and explorers. Residents can make the most of their surroundings, should they wish to, by getting involved in outdoor activities such as swimming, surfing, walking, and sailing. This change is a sign of personal growth. But, it can sometimes leave us confused when we realize what was once our happy place no longer affects us. This happy place confusion is a sign we need to do a bit of soul-searching. this book isn’t for people who only want to read about romance, it’s also mostly about friendship and i thought it was such a beautiful aspect in this book. i see myself a lot in those characters, being scared that my friend group will fall apart since everyone is building their own life, going their own way, moving to another city. it is important to understand that not everything will stay the same, that we won’t love the same things we did a couple of years ago and that it’s okay to change. and i think EH did a wonderful job to represent that. the past chapters are shown to be harriet’s “ happy place” which is when her time is spent at a cottage in maine — an annual trip she takes with her boyfriend and best friends.Social media, cause tell me why I thought of wyn the second I saw someone selling their tables on tinder??

also, anyone who is rating this book low because the Joy and Butterflies and Unicorn Smiles meter isn't turned up to 200%, you're a coward and i challenge you to a duel. romance can contain ranges of emotion, and actually be the better for it! and you're a dork for thinking anything else, even if the genre does have the words ROM and COM in it. The narrative was melancholically swaying between two distinct timelines; divided between past chapters "Happy Place", "Dark Place" that retraced poignantly Harriet and Wyn’s love story from the very cute start until the culminant point(s) that broke them appart and "Real life" chapters that translated resentfully how both of them were trapped after they broke up 5 months before in a week vacation with their best-friends who accessory didn’t know about their separation. Their only choice was to fake being together but how blurred the lines can become when they had already eight long years of practice? But it’s not. It’s been growing there for a while, this new room in my heart, this space just for Wyn that I carry with me everywhere I go." Sometimes we’re attached to somewhat mundane everyday spaces. Even a bedroom or bathroom can be a favorite place if it provides sanctuary and retreat, another place attachment theme. i adored reading harriet and wyns past chapters. they had such an enjoyable connection, which made reading their present day chapters so heartbreaking. their entire journey was one i felt super invested in from the beginning and was rooting for them every step of the way. and i really, really loved how EH wrote harriets feelings about wyn. very poetic. very romantic. i actually think this book has some of EHs better writing!But this is a town that values its green spaces too. It has several lush parks and nature reserves – including Dunham Massey, which is home to a variety of wildlife (including deer) and stunning landscapes. EH is a master at creating relationship dynamics that make you believe in them. i have read and rated all of her adult romances 5 stars because of her ability to make me fall in love with her characters and this book is no different. so why is this not getting 5 stars then, you ask? it would have if harriet and wyn were the only focus of the book. but a significant part of the story is about their friend group as well, and the whole drama of “its our last summer and we are growing apart” just wasnt as appealing to me. i understand its necessity for the plot, but it just didnt interest me at all. should have know this book would have been a little different based on the cover featuring six people rather than just the classic two. We don’t have to limit our happy place to just one place. We may identify several happy places when we explore how we feel in certain situations.

it’s this feeling like the universe is compacting around me while something in my rib cage is expanding. i’m the culmination of their lost dreams, their missed other lives, and at the same time, they’re proud of me.” If you like city life but would prefer to live somewhere with more of a community feel, then Scotland’s central city of Stirling could be ideal. I'm not the brilliant doctor my parents wanted me to be, and I'm not the person who could give Wyn the happiness he deserves, and I'm not the friend Sabrina and Cleo needed." 😭 And if you enjoy being active, you’ll have a choice of an ice rink, climbing wall, two swimming pools, a fully-equipped gym, and ample green spaces.I considered giving this 3/5 at one point but the more I think about it the more it makes me rage. I'll have to split this into parts cause I had an issue with almost everything and anything !!! this is the last EH book I'll ever read so if u see me reading any of her new releases, ill fly out to the UK so u can beat the shit out me 🫶🏻 The leafy town of Richmond was named the UK’s happiest place to live in 2021, and it’s not difficult to see why. The only way to transform a dish from excellent to outstanding is to add the right drink to it. Wine and food pairings are the typical topics of discussion but with the endless... Also, I did not like the supporting characters- I could not care less about what Sabrina, Parth or Cleo did or wanted. Sabrina, Cleo and Harriet made a good trio but again, I couldn't careless about them. The ‘Happy Place’ chapters felt like I was visiting a really happy and safe place, happy moments that these characters experienced where everything felt right in the world.

Today, the area is well-known for its award-winning parks and gardens, wide boulevards, and grand Georgian and Edwardian architecture. Residents and visitors can also explore a treasure trove of boutique shops and high-street brands, and choose from over 40+ restaurants and 50+ bars and cafes. Scannell, L., & Gifford, R. (2017). The experienced psychological benefits of place attachment. Journal of Environmental Psychology, 51, 256-269.

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this book is for the girls who worry and worry, worry if they’re good enough, worry if they’ve achieved enough, worry if they’re enough. worry if they love people too much, worry if they love people too little. worry if they’re a catalyst for something bad that happens. worry if they’re too temporary or maybe too permanent. who have nostalgic happy moments on a loop in their heads. who feel the loneliness more with people around them than when they’re alone. Happiness is a vital ingredient to the recipe for well-being. In the world of reverencing productivity and side hustles, we must remember to serve our happiness needs. It’s time to re-engage with yourself and find your happy place. No matter how busy your life is, always schedule time for your happy place. Do not be shamed or guilted by anyone for sacrificing this time. This time is essential to your well-being and ability to cope and thrive in everyday life. His love is steady, constant. Easier than breathing, because breathing is something you can overthink, to the point that you forget how your lungs work and get yourself into a panic. I could never forget how to love Wyn.” The town’s cultural scene is also very much alive, with numerous art galleries, theatres, and music venues showcasing local and international talent. In particular, the Lion Salt Works Museum is a fascinating attraction, detailing the town’s rich industrial past. Northwich’s history is closely tied to the salt industry as it’s understood that Romans extracted salt (which was a commodity at the time) in the area through brine springs.