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emotional inspiring reflective sad medium-paced

3.75

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4.75

gtroom's review

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emotional funny hopeful inspiring lighthearted slow-paced

4.0

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2.0

When the author couldn’t find the book she was searching for, a book that correlated with her heart break, words that eased her pain, she wrote it. This provides an outsider’s glimpse into the lives of three hearts, full of love & hope at one point, broken & battered by the end. It explores the isolation of grief.
I’m not sure if I personally felt this book met the intended purpose. I don’t know if these particular stories were the right ones. Not for me anyway. It was often hard to relate & I felt a bit like a party guest who wasn’t sure they wanted to be at this party. I guess I’m still searching for that right book, this one wasn’t it for me.

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emotional reflective

3.5

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dark emotional reflective medium-paced

4.0

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4.0

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3.5

📖 Heartsick: Three Stories Of Falling In Love… & What Happens After It Ends
✏️ Jessie Stephens
📍London (UK), Toowoomba, Sydney, Perth & Durnham (Australia)
👥 Ana. Rob. Claire. Maggie. Patrick. Caitlin.
📎 Non-Fiction

“The world is full of broken people who have put themselves back together. Love is magic and heartbreak is the price we pay.”

I picked this up as a 99p Kindle Daily Deal a week or so ago as the premise intrigued me. Heartbreak is universal but as a human experience, not one that is widely spoken about in serious terms. Jessie Stephens looks to articulate this through the stories of three real people: Ana, Claire and Patrick. I found it a quick, relatable read.

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3.0

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5.0

4.5 ⭐️