Thoroughly enjoyable take on Pride and Prejudice, The bake off bits differentiate A Taste for Love from other re-tellings, and there's just enough drama and tension to get worked up over.

This was a light fun read. It got me into the baking mode! Always a good sign when a book influences what you do in daily life.

I think this book was such a feel-good story. Each character had their own charms and I was rooting for the main couple the whole time. It was a quick, easy read. I really liked the main character and the development of her and her mother's relationship. This story highlighted how a lot of Asian American parents feel about dating. It really showed that aspect in a realistic way. I would definitely read more books by this author in the future!

This was a really cute concept, but parts of it seemed really forced and rushed. I think I would have liked this better if it wasn't inspired by Pride and Prejudice - the plot points I liked the least were the ones that seemed to be trying to keep it in like with the P&P plot. I did like the characters and especially the friendship between Liza and Grace. Not a ton of chemistry in either of the main romances, unfortunately.