Reminders of him
A troubled young mother yearns for a shot at redemption in this heartbreaking yet hopeful story from #1 New York Times bestselling author Colleen Hoover.
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Readers say *Reminders of Him* is an emotionally immersive novel about love, grief, and resilience. Reviewers agree Hoover crafts raw, authentic chara...
Reminders of Him pulled me out of a reading slump that had lasted for weeks. I found a used copy at a local bookstore for $5 and honestly thought it would sit on my shelf for a while 🫣 (just like my other 20 unread books).
I had started a few books before this one and couldn’t seem to get into any of them. But once I picked this one up, I couldn’t put it down. I finished it in four days 😁(literally read it everywhere) It reminded me just how much I enjoy Colleen Hoover’s writing. ✨
Aside from how immersive and descriptive her writing is what I loved most about this one was seeing grief through so many different perspectives. Each character carried their pain differently, and it was a beautiful reminder that there’s no right or wrong way to grieve. 🥺
Honestly, I wish this had been a series because I wasn’t ready to say goodbye to these characters.Now I know that the next time I find myself in a reading slump, a Colleen Hoover book will probably be the cure. 💛📚
We kicked off the year with our first book club meetup for Active Chapters. I choose an easy read to start the New Year and I also love reading a book before it becomes a movie.
For many Colleen Hoover is hit or miss and for me this was not my favorite of hers. I decided to listen to this one and found myself feeling like I wanted to shake the main character bc of the dumb decisions she made along the way. It didn’t deter me from completely walking away from it bc I truly wanted to see how this story line played out. In the end I was happy I finished it.
Overall I’m looking forward to the adaptation as this is one of those books to screens that I may say the screen was better. TBD when it hits theaters March 13th.
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