Name: Oh, Hi! Review: Who Are You Calling Crazy?
Item: Oh, Hi! Review: Who Are You Calling Crazy?
Rating: 5
Author: Hayley Croke

Oh, Hi! Review: Who Are You Calling Crazy?

With Oh, Hi!, Sophie Brooks masterfully flips the romantic comedy genre on its head, astutely painting modern dating as the wild west.

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