Reader's Corner: The Fine Print by Lauren Asher

The Story Follows Zahra, an employee of Dreamland theme park, who as well part of a generational employee of the company. While, the other main lead, Rowan Kane, is the Operating Manager, or basically the temporary director of the theme land. Rowan Kane was given a last will by his grandfather where he needs to prove himself so that he can have a share to the company, hence, he was there operating the said theme land. What I really like about the book is basically the trope, that rich x poor trope. I guess there’s some psychological explanation as to why I really like this kind of trope where a poor woman became Cinderella or Sofia the first who became a princess overnight.

The Novel got a hook on the plot, however, I don’t like how the phasing is slow burn. The relationship is kind of stagnant and slow, maybe I wasn't really a consumer to this type of slow burn Novel. Nevertheless, it is also commendable how societal issues were brought out in the novel like labor rights and inequality or the gap between the rich and the poor, and the Blind sightedness of those in power who only looks up on the company's performance and collectively ignores the welfare of its employees.