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11k reviews for:
All das Ungesagte zwischen uns: Roman | Die deutsche Ausgabe von ›Regretting You‹
Colleen Hoover, Colleen Hoover
4.02 AVERAGE
11k reviews for:
All das Ungesagte zwischen uns: Roman | Die deutsche Ausgabe von ›Regretting You‹
Colleen Hoover, Colleen Hoover
4.02 AVERAGE
KU
Nossa! Toda vez que essa adolescente aparece na história meus olhos reviram! Que criatura chaaaaaaaata! "Seventeen looks good on me. I'm practically an adult now, thank God, because I can't rely on my mother to raise me anymore. // "We needed to talk." "You didn't talk. You had sex. I can tell. I'm an expert now."
Spoiler ..... Sinceramente, foi difícil essa leitura! Como esse livro tem uma nota tão alta? Colleen e seu fandom... Achei bem blegh... uma adolescente chata pra caramba, sem plot twist, sem grandes revelações, é, resumidamente, uma mãe que está em luto lidando com a filha rebelde. Morgan e Chris são namorados desde a adolescência, mas dá pra perceber um baita crush em Jonah, que além de ser melhor amigo de Chris é ficante da irmã. Ela descobre que está grávida e Jonah vai embora. Morgan casa-se com Chris e, dezessete anos depois, ele e a cunhada morrem em um acidente de carro - eles eram amantes, mesmo ela tendo reencontrado Jonah e voltado a se relacionar com ele, após a gravidez. Aparentemente neste livro a gravidez segura mesmo o parceiro. Enfim, Clara, uma adolescente boazinha e estudiosa, ao ver o beijo da mãe e de Jonah, que também é seu professor, fica bem desrespeitosa e chata (zero paciência quando essa menina aparecia na história). No fim, ela conta à mãe que se sente culpada pela morte da tia, por ter mandado msg para ela e ela ter morrido na direção (a coitada é tão inteligente, mas não fez a ligação entre pai e tia) e a mãe conta que a irmã não estava dirigindo e sim Chris. Clara, ao descobrir que era o pai o traidor, perdoa a mãe e Jonah e vivem feliz para sempre, com Elijah - filho de Chris, na verdade. Ela havia arrumado um namorado que a mãe achava ser o problema, mas ele é quem a aconselhava a fazer o que era certo (ainda que ela não seguisse). Gostei quando eles montam um mockumentary como um trabalho da escola, em que o problema de tudo é a cor laranja. Ela vai ao baile com um vestido dessa cor. "I'm confident I'll never spend a single second of my life regretting you." (Morgan para Jonah)
emotional
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
fast-paced
I had to read this for a book club after telling myself I’d never read her books. Im not a fan of her writing style, it seemed like more of a YA book when it wasn’t intended to be. Also the plot was boring and predictable I knew what was going to happen without even having to read the entire book.
This book is plot driven with shallow character development. The most dramatic events happen, whether or not it is believable or makes sense for the characters. I got 75% through and had to give up.
Ooh I’m so conflicted because the story itself was a 4-star read but there’s just something about Colleen Hoover’s writing style that i just can’t fuck with. Like all her books feel kind of childish, and there’s a lot of telling in my opinion. I think there was a sentence that literally said, “I’m drunk, so my judgement is impaired.” I feel like if she wanted to write that from a drunk person’s pov, then she wouldn’t have outright said that. I don’t really think drunk people are aware that their judgement is impaired, but idk its not like I speak from experience.
But other than that i think this was the juiciest story I’ve ever read. It seemed like there was a new turn of events every 25 or 50 pages in the beginning. The mom and daughter relationship evoked a lot of emotion from me, partly because Clara, the daughter, was so annoying to her mom. But it felt so real. I reallllyy liked Miller as a love interest for Clara. He was sweet and kind and i wish he was real. And that epilogue was soooo good i thoroughly enjoyed it.
So all in all a quick read, kind of boring at times but definitely got emotions going. I just can’t seem to connect to Hoover’s writing style, but that won’t stop me from picking up her other books.
☞ 3 stars (liked it)
But other than that i think this was the juiciest story I’ve ever read. It seemed like there was a new turn of events every 25 or 50 pages in the beginning. The mom and daughter relationship evoked a lot of emotion from me, partly because Clara, the daughter, was so annoying to her mom. But it felt so real. I reallllyy liked Miller as a love interest for Clara. He was sweet and kind and i wish he was real. And that epilogue was soooo good i thoroughly enjoyed it.
So all in all a quick read, kind of boring at times but definitely got emotions going. I just can’t seem to connect to Hoover’s writing style, but that won’t stop me from picking up her other books.
☞ 3 stars (liked it)
CoHo does it again. This one is REALLY good. And as someone who has a daughter, this one tugged at my heartstrings. It was romantic but also devastating and heartwarming all at the same time. 10/10 recommend. 5⭐️
Ihan viihdyttävä, mutta ei mitenkään erikoinen 😅 pääosin vaan pelkkää draamaa ja teiniangstia, oli vähän blaah.
emotional
funny
reflective
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Complicated
Content Warnings
Graphic: Infidelity, Grief, Death of parent
Moderate: Terminal illness, Car accident