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3.92 AVERAGE
3.92 AVERAGE
Actual rating: 4.75 The only reason I didn't give it a perfect five stars was because their were sometimes I just wanted to shake Isla and scream, "You idiot, he loves you!" Still, amazing story, and I think my second favorite out of the series - with Anna and the French Kiss first and Lola and the Boy Next Door third. And I was so happy to see the other couples - even if it was only a short while. I highly recommend this last installment in the series! (So sad it's over....)
OH. MY. GOD, YOU GUYS. THIS BOOK.
It's amazing. Seriously amazing. I can't remember the last time I loved a book this much, and I am so glad to be excited about a book again.
Isla did this. I love it as much as I love Anna And The French Kiss, and I love that book something fierce.
I just love Isla and Josh together, and I'm so glad we got to back to SOAP and revisit some characters that we got to see a little bit of in Anna. I'm so glad they got their own book and story, because they are perfect together. And they're nearly as adorable as Anna and St. Clair. Nearly.
All I feel like doing right now is squeeing. With lots of arm flailing. This is that kind of book. I'm also that kind of person, and this book just brings that out even more than normal. Just imagine me doing a happy dance.
Especially with the ending. Because OH MY GOD ANNA AND ST. CLAIR GOT ENGAGED AT THE END OF THE BOOK.
WHY IS THERE NOT ANOTHER BOOK? Because I have never wanted a sequel more than I want one right now, just to see Anna and St. Clair get married. I think, of the three books in this "series," Anna and Isla are my favorites. I am thankful that Cricket and Lola and Calliope are what bring St. Clair and Anna back to Paris, but I still much prefer Anna and Isla. (And St. Clair and Josh, of course).
Isla and Josh have their issues, which were frustrating at times, but I also loved seeing how hard it was for them. They have such an intense relationship- it's an intensity we never saw with Anna and St. Clair or with Lola and Cricket. And Isla is such a different person than Anna or Lola- definitely more moody, I think. And much more unsure of herself, which I actually really liked, because I can so relate to her being unsure of what her future holds.
This book is special. REALLY SPECIAL. This is a book you really need to read. It was a long wait for Isla, but it was so worth it. So very, very worth it.
I am glad that things worked out for Isla and Josh, who are are different than I ever imagined they would be when they first appeared in Anna. Who knew that Josh was so talented? I knew it was there, but I didn't realize how much until this book. And Isla...I've already talked about how much I relate to her, and I just love her. SO MUCH.
And I'm actually really glad that the covers were redesigned, because this cover? Something about it makes me think of romance and happy endings and it's just BEAUTIFUL.
Let's Rate It: So...in case you couldn't tell, I LOVED Isla And The Happily Ever After. LOVED. IT. It makes me wish I could give it many, many stars. Officially, it gets 5+ stars!
It's amazing. Seriously amazing. I can't remember the last time I loved a book this much, and I am so glad to be excited about a book again.
Isla did this. I love it as much as I love Anna And The French Kiss, and I love that book something fierce.
I just love Isla and Josh together, and I'm so glad we got to back to SOAP and revisit some characters that we got to see a little bit of in Anna. I'm so glad they got their own book and story, because they are perfect together. And they're nearly as adorable as Anna and St. Clair. Nearly.
All I feel like doing right now is squeeing. With lots of arm flailing. This is that kind of book. I'm also that kind of person, and this book just brings that out even more than normal. Just imagine me doing a happy dance.
Especially with the ending. Because OH MY GOD ANNA AND ST. CLAIR GOT ENGAGED AT THE END OF THE BOOK.
WHY IS THERE NOT ANOTHER BOOK? Because I have never wanted a sequel more than I want one right now, just to see Anna and St. Clair get married. I think, of the three books in this "series," Anna and Isla are my favorites. I am thankful that Cricket and Lola and Calliope are what bring St. Clair and Anna back to Paris, but I still much prefer Anna and Isla. (And St. Clair and Josh, of course).
Isla and Josh have their issues, which were frustrating at times, but I also loved seeing how hard it was for them. They have such an intense relationship- it's an intensity we never saw with Anna and St. Clair or with Lola and Cricket. And Isla is such a different person than Anna or Lola- definitely more moody, I think. And much more unsure of herself, which I actually really liked, because I can so relate to her being unsure of what her future holds.
This book is special. REALLY SPECIAL. This is a book you really need to read. It was a long wait for Isla, but it was so worth it. So very, very worth it.
I am glad that things worked out for Isla and Josh, who are are different than I ever imagined they would be when they first appeared in Anna. Who knew that Josh was so talented? I knew it was there, but I didn't realize how much until this book. And Isla...I've already talked about how much I relate to her, and I just love her. SO MUCH.
And I'm actually really glad that the covers were redesigned, because this cover? Something about it makes me think of romance and happy endings and it's just BEAUTIFUL.
Let's Rate It: So...in case you couldn't tell, I LOVED Isla And The Happily Ever After. LOVED. IT. It makes me wish I could give it many, many stars. Officially, it gets 5+ stars!
This was decent, I just think that this type of book isn't really my thing anymore..
I really enjoyed this series. I like how all the books tied into one another and more so in the end of this one. I will definitely look for more titles by Stephanie Perkins.
It was good... not as good as the others though... I was happy to see/read the others though twords the end and what StClair did! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ^_^
THIS WAS SO GOOD. It was the perfect book to pick up at the moment and jump right into after my mini reading slump. But it was better than just a mere distraction or catalyst, it was amazing at telling a story full of love, insecurity, heartache, and life transitions. I absolutely loved every single minute of reading this story and it's so incredibly bittersweet to know that that this series is over. I'm going to miss all the characters and the life they brought to each story.
First off, I heard a lot of mixed reviews about this last book, mainly that it didn't live up to many people's expectations. When it first came out I wanted to get my hands on it, but I was unable to do so. But I always think that leaving highly anticipated things for a later time is a good thing, as you can form your own solid opinions about it. Because, I have to say that having finished this I can surely say that I LOVED IT. I wasn't a huge fan of Isla from previous snippets that Stephanie Perkins gave us. I even remember reading the first couple of chapters online before the release of this, and not being completely into Isla and her character. I have to say that she made me anxious; her awkward, fumbling and constant nervousness made me hesitant towards her character development. I saw her going into the typical story line of the awkward, shy girl who finally gets recognized by the hot guy she's always had a crush on. And sure, that might have happened on the surface, but Isla really got more a more defined personality, one where she was witty, a bookworm, a person who has lived by these certain insecurities about herself her entire life and had to discover on her own how to surpass these.
I also really enjoyed the part with Isla and her younger sister, Hattie. Sometimes people have a funny way of showing want and attention, especially younger siblings, so it was nice to see that Stephanie Perkins took time to make them both come together and try to resolve their feelings. And let's not even get into the amount of FEELS that were felt when I got to the part where all the previous characters from the books got together. That moment was just incredible. It's crazy because I completely forgot for a minute, up until the end, that I was supposed to come across Anna, St. Claire, or Lola and Cricket sometime soon- why you might ask? Oh well, because I was 100% immersed in Isla and Josh. JUST SO GOOD.
Sometimes when I read books I just get this overwhelming sense of hope and inspiration and emotions all rolled into one. And once again, Stephanie Perkins did that to me. Last time I felt this way was with Anna and the French Kiss. It's definitely a toss up between Anna and Isla, as to which one I enjoyed more. Either way, they've both become all time favorites. I can see myself picking this book up again this summer and getting lost in the characters all over again <3
First off, I heard a lot of mixed reviews about this last book, mainly that it didn't live up to many people's expectations. When it first came out I wanted to get my hands on it, but I was unable to do so. But I always think that leaving highly anticipated things for a later time is a good thing, as you can form your own solid opinions about it. Because, I have to say that having finished this I can surely say that I LOVED IT. I wasn't a huge fan of Isla from previous snippets that Stephanie Perkins gave us. I even remember reading the first couple of chapters online before the release of this, and not being completely into Isla and her character. I have to say that she made me anxious; her awkward, fumbling and constant nervousness made me hesitant towards her character development. I saw her going into the typical story line of the awkward, shy girl who finally gets recognized by the hot guy she's always had a crush on. And sure, that might have happened on the surface, but Isla really got more a more defined personality, one where she was witty, a bookworm, a person who has lived by these certain insecurities about herself her entire life and had to discover on her own how to surpass these.
I also really enjoyed the part with Isla and her younger sister, Hattie. Sometimes people have a funny way of showing want and attention, especially younger siblings, so it was nice to see that Stephanie Perkins took time to make them both come together and try to resolve their feelings. And let's not even get into the amount of FEELS that were felt when I got to the part where all the previous characters from the books got together. That moment was just incredible. It's crazy because I completely forgot for a minute, up until the end, that I was supposed to come across Anna, St. Claire, or Lola and Cricket sometime soon- why you might ask? Oh well, because I was 100% immersed in Isla and Josh. JUST SO GOOD.
Sometimes when I read books I just get this overwhelming sense of hope and inspiration and emotions all rolled into one. And once again, Stephanie Perkins did that to me. Last time I felt this way was with Anna and the French Kiss. It's definitely a toss up between Anna and Isla, as to which one I enjoyed more. Either way, they've both become all time favorites. I can see myself picking this book up again this summer and getting lost in the characters all over again <3
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
lighthearted
reflective
tense
fast-paced
Lovely, Lovely, Lovely
That describes pretty much all this book.
Stephanie Perkins just knows how make my heart melt with the cuterness.I really love all her books, and even when the first one is my favorite, I think that in this book we can appreciate more "realistic" characters. I mean, I really LOVE Anna, Lola, Etennie and the others, but Isla knows what she want, and I´m not talking about her future or that kind of things, I´m talking about that she like Josh, and even if it took her 4 years, when she saw the opportunity, she took it, and always said the truth and the things clearly.
I like Josh in "Anna and the french kiss", but in this book we can finally can see the real Josh, the boy that love the art and is funny, interesting, intelligent, caring, nervous around a girl and really, really adorable.
The one thing that "bothers me" is Isla friend, Kurt, I dont know, I have the feeling that we don´t see much of him, even when is a very important part of Isla life. I don´t know, maybe I´m just weird and I have to find bad things in everything, but beyond that this last book is WONDERFUL, CUTE, LOVELY, and all the synonyms for that.
Is a very good type of clause for this trilogy, and if you haven´t read any of the books of Stephanie Perkins you should definitely do it, like right away.
Isla and Josh for ever <3
That describes pretty much all this book.
Stephanie Perkins just knows how make my heart melt with the cuterness.I really love all her books, and even when the first one is my favorite, I think that in this book we can appreciate more "realistic" characters. I mean, I really LOVE Anna, Lola, Etennie and the others, but Isla knows what she want, and I´m not talking about her future or that kind of things, I´m talking about that she like Josh, and even if it took her 4 years, when she saw the opportunity, she took it, and always said the truth and the things clearly.
I like Josh in "Anna and the french kiss", but in this book we can finally can see the real Josh, the boy that love the art and is funny, interesting, intelligent, caring, nervous around a girl and really, really adorable.
The one thing that "bothers me" is Isla friend, Kurt, I dont know, I have the feeling that we don´t see much of him, even when is a very important part of Isla life. I don´t know, maybe I´m just weird and I have to find bad things in everything, but beyond that this last book is WONDERFUL, CUTE, LOVELY, and all the synonyms for that.
Is a very good type of clause for this trilogy, and if you haven´t read any of the books of Stephanie Perkins you should definitely do it, like right away.
Isla and Josh for ever <3
When I first got the book, I read everyone saying how it was the least good (if not to say the worst) one of the three.
So I read not expecting much and I am happy to say that I was surprised. In the best way possible.
I now think that it is the best one by far because we get to experience part of the relationship we didn't get to see in the first two ones although we did see Anna and Étienne along with the story of Lola and Cricket, we actually didn't get to see any tough times they might have had.
Then I also really really liked Josh in the first book. I thought his character was amazing and I was kinda sad to learn he would be left behing when they all graduated. Then we also had met Isla during the first book and I liked how she stood up to Amanda when Anna punched her. She actually helped Anna escape detention or whatever she might have been facing. And even in that little cameo she did we already found out she was madly in love with Josh.
Therefore the book started on a good base. Then I loved how they got together and how they lived with each other their oh-so-cute love story. And even when it got tough, they still managed to stay together. I am gonna stop right here on their relationship because I don't want to spoil it for anyone who'll like to read it.
Plus the book goes back in Paris in SOAP where we met the all gang along with Anna.
Anyway, just as in Lola and the Boy Next Door, we get to see some old faces back. Anna and Étienne of course, but also Lola and Cricket and last but not least Meredith, who we can all relate to because who hasn't seen the boy you love falling in love with some other girl (even harder when she is one of your friends).
And the way it ends is just perfect.
I wish it had been longer though. But we don't always get what we want.
So I would definitely recommand this book for everyone who loved the first two ones.
I give it 5 stars but if I could I'd give it more. :)
So I read not expecting much and I am happy to say that I was surprised. In the best way possible.
I now think that it is the best one by far because we get to experience part of the relationship we didn't get to see in the first two ones although we did see Anna and Étienne along with the story of Lola and Cricket, we actually didn't get to see any tough times they might have had.
Then I also really really liked Josh in the first book. I thought his character was amazing and I was kinda sad to learn he would be left behing when they all graduated. Then we also had met Isla during the first book and I liked how she stood up to Amanda when Anna punched her. She actually helped Anna escape detention or whatever she might have been facing. And even in that little cameo she did we already found out she was madly in love with Josh.
Therefore the book started on a good base. Then I loved how they got together and how they lived with each other their oh-so-cute love story. And even when it got tough, they still managed to stay together. I am gonna stop right here on their relationship because I don't want to spoil it for anyone who'll like to read it.
Plus the book goes back in Paris in SOAP where we met the all gang along with Anna.
Anyway, just as in Lola and the Boy Next Door, we get to see some old faces back. Anna and Étienne of course, but also Lola and Cricket and last but not least Meredith, who we can all relate to because who hasn't seen the boy you love falling in love with some other girl (even harder when she is one of your friends).
And the way it ends is just perfect.
I wish it had been longer though. But we don't always get what we want.
So I would definitely recommand this book for everyone who loved the first two ones.
I give it 5 stars but if I could I'd give it more. :)
OMG THIS BOOK, HUM THIS BOOK!!
It was soooo lovely and adorable and painful and heart warming and more painful and happy and such goals, teen goals, crush goals, love goals. It was one hell of a ride, this book was, but it was so lovely.
I loved how Isla figured it out that maybe it's okay not knowing what to do with your life, something that, not only myself, most teenagers pass through. I really liked to see Isla's insecurities and how important was to see her grow kinda out of it. I wish Kurt was more involved in the end, but it's like Charlie (From perks) once said: "Things change. And friends leave. And life doesn't stop for anybody.
But, overall, Anna and Isla are my fav from this wonderful trilogy.
P.S. WHO SCREAMED WHEN ST CLAIR PROPOSE TO ANNA? THAT WAS SO AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
It was soooo lovely and adorable and painful and heart warming and more painful and happy and such goals, teen goals, crush goals, love goals. It was one hell of a ride, this book was, but it was so lovely.
I loved how Isla figured it out that maybe it's okay not knowing what to do with your life, something that, not only myself, most teenagers pass through. I really liked to see Isla's insecurities and how important was to see her grow kinda out of it. I wish Kurt was more involved in the end, but it's like Charlie (From perks) once said: "Things change. And friends leave. And life doesn't stop for anybody.
But, overall, Anna and Isla are my fav from this wonderful trilogy.
P.S. WHO SCREAMED WHEN ST CLAIR PROPOSE TO ANNA? THAT WAS SO AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH