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• Book Title: Funny Story
• Author: Emily Henry
• Year Published: April 23, 2024. Please note: As Funny Story was recently released, its copyright must expire before a legal and free PDF version is available.
• Goodreads Rating: 4.33/5
• Availability: Buy the PDF from Google Play Books. 
  
  

"I was not an Emily Henry fan before this but now I can’t help but be excited for her next book. This was hilarious, heartwarming and raw. It was real and so beautifully imperfect I found myself itching to pick up where I left off every time I put the book down."

Khalilah D.

Book Reviewer

Source: Goodreads

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Our Review of Funny Story

Emily Henry's "Funny Story" takes readers on a heartfelt journey through the picturesque town of Waning Bay, Michigan. The narrative kicks off with Daphne, a children's librarian who finds herself stranded in this charming locale after her fiancé, Peter, realizes he's in love with his childhood best friend, Petra. Daphne's tale is one of resilience, as she navigates the complexities of heartbreak and starts anew, even if it means becoming roommates with Miles Nowak, Petra's ex-boyfriend.

Daphne's life in Waning Bay is far from what she envisioned. Her dream job as a children's librarian, while fulfilling, barely covers her expenses. The juxtaposition of her meticulously organized life with Miles's scruffy, chaotic existence creates a compelling dynamic. Miles, with his love for heart-wrenching love ballads and unkempt appearance, seems to be Daphne's polar opposite. Her colleagues, clueless about her personal life, speculate wildly about her past, adding a layer of humor to the story.

The heart of "Funny Story" lies in the evolving relationship between Daphne and Miles. Initially, they avoid each other, but their shared experiences of heartbreak and loneliness draw them together. Their plan to post misleading photos of their summer adventures starts as a way to cope, but it gradually blossoms into a genuine connection. The scenes where they bond over their sorrows are beautifully written, showcasing Emily Henry's knack for capturing raw, emotional moments.

One of the book's strengths is its rich character development. Daphne transforms from a heartbroken fiancée to a woman discovering her own strength and resilience. Miles, too, reveals layers beneath his scruffy exterior, showing readers that he's more than just a heartbroken man. Their journey is filled with humorous and touching moments, making their story relatable and endearing.

Emily Henry's descriptive writing brings Waning Bay to life. The small-town charm, the lake's serene beauty, and the cozy library where Daphne works are vividly portrayed. These settings provide a comforting backdrop to the emotional turbulence the characters experience. Fun fact: Henry drew inspiration from her own experiences in small-town America, adding authenticity to the setting and characters.

"Funny Story" is more than just a romantic comedy. It's a tale of personal growth, friendship, and finding love in unexpected places. The narrative weaves humor and heartbreak seamlessly, ensuring readers are both laughing and tearing up as they turn the pages. The book's exploration of relationships, both romantic and platonic, is nuanced and heartfelt, making it a standout in the genre.