Ocd Love Story Analysis

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OCD Love Story is about a girl, Bea, that has a tendency to stalk people, is afraid of harmful objects, and has to to learn she can't control everything. Eventually, she'll meet Beck, who also has the disorder, and they go through several issues in the book. OCD Love Story is very unique and interesting, because I've never read anything like it. Most books nowadays are very cliché or too similar, yet very rarely there are those books with unexpected plots. This book has its tense, sad, romantic, and funny moments that are realistic. This love story obviously deserves this rating because it's different, I wish the ending was more descriptive, and it's communicated clearly. In theory, every book should be about something completely

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