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3.8 AVERAGE
3.8 AVERAGE
Update! Here's my full review: http://www.bookishrealmreviews.com/2016/03/never-never-part-2-by-colleen-hoover.html
So this one was a little bit better than the other one; however, I still am not understanding the hype behind these books. Once I finish part 3 I will be doing a full review for each part.
So this one was a little bit better than the other one; however, I still am not understanding the hype behind these books. Once I finish part 3 I will be doing a full review for each part.
I dont know what to say it's different it's nothing like any thing I've read before .. perfect
The book was AMAZING!!! But why 3 parts??? This left me a cliffhanger and I'm here asking myself: Why didn't I read this before?
This had some twists that I never saw them coming and left me with an expression of: "HOW IS THIS EVEN POSSIBLE?", "I KNEW IT!!!", "OH, NO"
I need Part 3 now T-T
This had some twists that I never saw them coming and left me with an expression of: "HOW IS THIS EVEN POSSIBLE?", "I KNEW IT!!!", "OH, NO"
I need Part 3 now T-T
“I'd rather love you at the bottom than despise you at the top.”
Genre: Young Adult Romance.
Number of Pages: 158.
Perspective: First Alternating.
Location: New Orleans.
Never Never is the story of a couple that keeps simultaneously losing their memory. They have to solve the mystery of what happened before they lose their memories again.
I really enjoyed Part One, but this was rather anti-climatic. I have to reiterate my frustration with this book. They took apart a normal sized novel and released it in three parts over the course of a year. I like to finish one book at a time, and I hate series. So reading this was torture. I realize it was an issue with their contracts, but it is still extremely frustrating as a reader. There’s no resolution at the end of each of the parts (except the third part, I am hoping).
Because it is so short and the way that it is written, it is a pretty quick read. You can probably finish it off in one evening. I more so just wanted to power through this book so I can get to the final part. Not a lot happened in this part. We learned a few more clues to the mystery, but I did not feel satisfied with the new information. AND another cliffhanger to make you HAVE to buy the next book to have any idea what is going on.
Read the rest of my review here: http://judgingmorethanjustthecover.blogspot.com/2016/02/never-never-part-two-colleen-hoover.html
Genre: Young Adult Romance.
Number of Pages: 158.
Perspective: First Alternating.
Location: New Orleans.
Never Never is the story of a couple that keeps simultaneously losing their memory. They have to solve the mystery of what happened before they lose their memories again.
I really enjoyed Part One, but this was rather anti-climatic. I have to reiterate my frustration with this book. They took apart a normal sized novel and released it in three parts over the course of a year. I like to finish one book at a time, and I hate series. So reading this was torture. I realize it was an issue with their contracts, but it is still extremely frustrating as a reader. There’s no resolution at the end of each of the parts (except the third part, I am hoping).
Because it is so short and the way that it is written, it is a pretty quick read. You can probably finish it off in one evening. I more so just wanted to power through this book so I can get to the final part. Not a lot happened in this part. We learned a few more clues to the mystery, but I did not feel satisfied with the new information. AND another cliffhanger to make you HAVE to buy the next book to have any idea what is going on.
Read the rest of my review here: http://judgingmorethanjustthecover.blogspot.com/2016/02/never-never-part-two-colleen-hoover.html
A bit better than the first one, but I still don't get why they split this story into three books.
Gaaaaaahhhhh!!! They did it again. Countdown to part 3 begins!
I loved these books, they kept me engaged and I wanted to know what was happening and why, so I read each part in one sitting.
I didn't like that they were 3 parts. They were each very short and could easily have been 1 book.
I understand why they did it, as each part was each time their minds were reset, but I still didn't like it haha
I didn't like that they were 3 parts. They were each very short and could easily have been 1 book.
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Plot
Strong character development:
No
Loveable characters:
No
Diverse cast of characters:
No