Thanks to author Kasey Morris for giving me the opportunity to preview her new book, Love & Chickens!

I enjoyed this book. It was easily digestible. I noticed some familiar themes within the book, and I felt they were a step above subtle. I admit, I have never read Pride and Prejudice, so it wasn’t an obvious connection for me right away.. the first few chapters seemed a bit clunky, but the book gained traction and I was able to finish it in a few sittings.

Great “chick” read!

I realize the word chicken is in the title but I personally would have preferred more love and less chickens. This book was more chickens and less love. The chicken details became exhausting to read.

Thanks to Net Galley for the ARC in exchange for an honest review.

I had the opportunity to read and review Love & Chickens by Kasey Morris. I thought the story was cute and having absolutely no background about chicken shows, I learned about it through this story. The story of Madeline coming back after a tragic accident and getting her footing back in the chicken circuit, her relationship with her other chicken friend Patricia, and loathing and liking judge George Cooper. The story was paced really well and I enjoyed the story. I do wish there was more to some of the plot when the story picks up. Overall, I would definitely recommend this book. It was a cute and funny story that I was able to read in about 2 days.

Thank You to NetGalley and the publishers for allowing me to read and review this story.

this was interesting and I liked the chickens haha. i enjoyed this book and i love an enemies to lovers vibe so this was fun

Captivating story line, definitely a page turner! Very well written. I enjoyed the different settings (England and the US) as well as the chemistry between the FMC and MMC. The chickens are a really fun inclusion and make this a unique read.

I was fortunate enough to receive an ARC of this book via Netgalley.

This was an interesting love story. I have never read one about chickens before. And I mean all about chickens with a little love scattered in. Overall I did think it was a cute story but you really should love chickens as well. That will also help you understand the story a little better. Mads and George don’t hit it off well. I do think George could have been nicer but Mads also could have handled it better as well. We do end with a cute happy ending.

Overall, the story could've been cute, but if I have to be honest, I was bored not even halfway through the book.

Too many Pride and Prejudice references got old and annoying way too fast. One or two can be cute, but using all the names, certain famous scenes, and everything, was too on the nose and irritating.
Madeline was too aggressive: if you can't accept feedback, whether it is positive or negative, then why bother participating in contests? Sure, George could've been less severe, but he didn't say anything particularly cruel or offensive.

Again, in general, the book was nice, but I could predict exactly what was going to happen next, like with the situation with her chicken and everything else.

Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the ARC in exchange for an honest review.