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Readers say *Reminders of Him* is an emotional, gripping journey blending love, loss, and resilience with raw, authentic characters. Many praise Colle...
This is a good book about a mother who is determined to get her daughter back. This book is about learning how to forgive and move in the hardest of times.
I cannot say how much I loved this book enough. It was absolutely INCREDIBLE! It was so well written I felt every emotion that was portrayed it even had me crying! I fell in love with the characters and was rooting for the happy ending the moment I started reading. If finishing in about 4 days proves anything- I could barely put this one down!
great read
I was upset at first but love the ending. Well written. Didnt like the many voice but it is what it is lol
I was upset at first but love the ending. Well written. Didnt like the many voice but it is what it is lol
3.5 stars rounded up
Colleen Hoover's books can be a hit or miss for me. I'm always bummed about that because I see how much my fellow romance readers love her. I've read six of Hoover's books now, but I also have six more waiting on my shelves. While I was not a fan of November 9, I thought Confess was unputdownable. Reminders of Him falls somewhere in between those two for me.
It always takes me a few chapters to get reacquainted with Hoover's writing style. She's detailed oriented and blunt, which isn't a bad thing but leaves me with a feeling of disconnect sometimes. While I'm entertained and intrigued, I don't always connect with the characters emotionally. But often what bothers me the most is what other readers like so much about her books: the drama. For me, sometimes it's over the top.
In Reminders of Him I actually liked our two leads, Kenna and Ledger. I connected with them, I empathized with both of them, and I rooted for them. What I didn't like were some of the plot points. I can't get into them because of spoilers, but for me they were weak. I was expecting some kind of twist or surprise and never got one. And the ending felt very rushed. I thought it wrapped up too smoothly, and wasn't believable after so much turmoil.
BUT I was absolutely entertained and read it quickly. However, there were no tears for me. (Which isn't too odd since I'm not always an emotional reader.) But I do feel like it's one I'll forget about within weeks. Which is fine, since I was reading purely for enjoyment.
#popsugarreadingchallenge2022 (prompt #11 - #BookTok recommendation)
Colleen Hoover's books can be a hit or miss for me. I'm always bummed about that because I see how much my fellow romance readers love her. I've read six of Hoover's books now, but I also have six more waiting on my shelves. While I was not a fan of November 9, I thought Confess was unputdownable. Reminders of Him falls somewhere in between those two for me.
It always takes me a few chapters to get reacquainted with Hoover's writing style. She's detailed oriented and blunt, which isn't a bad thing but leaves me with a feeling of disconnect sometimes. While I'm entertained and intrigued, I don't always connect with the characters emotionally. But often what bothers me the most is what other readers like so much about her books: the drama. For me, sometimes it's over the top.
In Reminders of Him I actually liked our two leads, Kenna and Ledger. I connected with them, I empathized with both of them, and I rooted for them. What I didn't like were some of the plot points. I can't get into them because of spoilers, but for me they were weak. I was expecting some kind of twist or surprise and never got one. And the ending felt very rushed. I thought it wrapped up too smoothly, and wasn't believable after so much turmoil.
BUT I was absolutely entertained and read it quickly. However, there were no tears for me. (Which isn't too odd since I'm not always an emotional reader.) But I do feel like it's one I'll forget about within weeks. Which is fine, since I was reading purely for enjoyment.
#popsugarreadingchallenge2022 (prompt #11 - #BookTok recommendation)
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