November 9: A Novel
Beloved #1 New York Times bestselling author of It Starts with Us, It Ends with Us, and All Your Perfects returns with an unforgettable love story between a writer and his unexpected muse. Fallon meets Ben, an aspiring novelist, the day before her scheduled cross-country move. Their untimely attraction leads them to spend Fallon's last day in Los Angeles together, and her eventful life becomes the creative inspiration Ben has always sought for his novel. Over time and amidst the various relationships and tribulations of their own separate lives, they continue to meet on the same date every year. Until one day Fallon becomes unsure if Ben has been telling her the truth or fabricating a perfect reality for the sake of the ultimate plot twist. Can Ben's relationship with Fallon--and simultaneously his novel--be considered a love story if it ends in heartbreak?
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This book is quite unrealistic in my
opinion, but still so good. It will having you awed, angry, sad, and a whole mix of other emotions. It also is a quick read.
I just threw out the last tissue I used from blowing my snotfull nose.... from all the crying, yes crying I did with this book.
Colleen outdid herself. This book has moved me, moved me to the level of: set the book down, cry into my hands- level. I never thought a book could do that to me. Something about the heartache the female lead Fallon goes through, her reaction to it. On a personal level I related to it, which I think will require some self-psychoanalysis, but thats not a requirement for a review.
This book has the classic, intense scenes that Colleen is known (and why I love her) for. Which brings me to..... not a spoiler but she does mock the "insta-love" in this book, and she is known to mock it as well. But she is damn good at it. So it's a bit of a comedic ironic circle, that I find deliciously intriguing.
Fallon is my spirit animal, and Ben is amazing.
ALL CAPS MOMENT..... THAT PLOT TWIST! THAT PLOT TWIST! I almost feel like I cannot even articulate, I am not worthy of reading something this epic.
I think this is by far my most Favorite CoHo book I have read. I don't know how other people are not out running in the streets screaming of how amazing this book is. Maybe the feel like me? Out of breath and a nose full of snot?
Colleen outdid herself. This book has moved me, moved me to the level of: set the book down, cry into my hands- level. I never thought a book could do that to me. Something about the heartache the female lead Fallon goes through, her reaction to it. On a personal level I related to it, which I think will require some self-psychoanalysis, but thats not a requirement for a review.
This book has the classic, intense scenes that Colleen is known (and why I love her) for. Which brings me to..... not a spoiler but she does mock the "insta-love" in this book, and she is known to mock it as well. But she is damn good at it. So it's a bit of a comedic ironic circle, that I find deliciously intriguing.
Fallon is my spirit animal, and Ben is amazing.
ALL CAPS MOMENT..... THAT PLOT TWIST! THAT PLOT TWIST! I almost feel like I cannot even articulate, I am not worthy of reading something this epic.
I think this is by far my most Favorite CoHo book I have read. I don't know how other people are not out running in the streets screaming of how amazing this book is. Maybe the feel like me? Out of breath and a nose full of snot?
The touching tale of Fallon, a young woman scarred by a tragic event on her face, and Ben, an aspiring novelist, is told in "November 9" by Colleen Hoover. Their special bond grows as a result of their commitment to only getting together on November 9th once a year. This intimate bond helps Fallon face her fears.
This book's examination of love and self-acceptance is what I cherished most about it. Ben's resolute encouragement inspires Fallon to accept who she really is, demonstrating the transformational potential of love. But a startling admission about Ben's past strains their bond and causes a lot of conflict.
Hoover draws readers into their emotional journey with her engaging writing and shifting points of view. Long after reading, **November 9** is a moving examination of love, trauma, and forgiveness.
This book sucked me in so quick, however at the end...the biggest plot twist, I couldn't put it down!
o livro tem uma boa história, partes que me prenderam e eu não consegui parar, mas me decepcionei com o final, achei vago, precisando de algo mais.
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