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4.05 AVERAGE
4.05 AVERAGE
The perfect 1 hour coho read. Makes you feel emotions- leaves you feeling good about people.
My 15th Coho book.
This novella was absolutely perfect. Giving Quinn and Graham Wells, my fav coho couple of all time what they deserve as well as Six and Daniel was terrifically amazing. I’ll forever stand this book after everything that the Wells went through, and I’ll forever be grateful to Colleen Hoover to write a second happy ending for them. I just can’t believe that I never decided to read this sooner, but at last I did with no regrets.
This novella was absolutely perfect. Giving Quinn and Graham Wells, my fav coho couple of all time what they deserve as well as Six and Daniel was terrifically amazing. I’ll forever stand this book after everything that the Wells went through, and I’ll forever be grateful to Colleen Hoover to write a second happy ending for them. I just can’t believe that I never decided to read this sooner, but at last I did with no regrets.
Super super short book but a fun read. It ties all your perfects and finding Cinderella together and is a nice sweet way to end the hopeless series!
This was really heckin' cute! I really loved this marriage of two different character bases from Colleen's books, bringing together Daniel and Six from Finding Cinderella and Graham and Quinn from All Your Perfects over the baby.
I really enjoyed the choice to have it from Daniel's POV. This very easily brought together the familiarity of the past with him and Six and the future with Graham and Quinn, making for a really great and interesting emotional center, as he is the person, of the four of them, to be least emotionally invested, but ends up just as invested as everyone else by the end.
My only real issue with this was that it was just too short! It felt like it opened a brand new chapter for all four characters without really doing something with it other than acknowledging the new beginning. It isn't a bad thing, I just was left wanting by the end.
I really enjoyed the choice to have it from Daniel's POV. This very easily brought together the familiarity of the past with him and Six and the future with Graham and Quinn, making for a really great and interesting emotional center, as he is the person, of the four of them, to be least emotionally invested, but ends up just as invested as everyone else by the end.
My only real issue with this was that it was just too short! It felt like it opened a brand new chapter for all four characters without really doing something with it other than acknowledging the new beginning. It isn't a bad thing, I just was left wanting by the end.
Perfect short feel good story to finding Cinderella and all your perfects
emotional
hopeful
lighthearted
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
“I know this is the worst day of your life. But thanks to you, it just became the best day of two other people's lives.”
This felt like closure and a new beginning all wrapped into one for the two different stories. Seeing these characters come together for one final moment was emotional, but I think necessary. Even though the complete future is let a little unknown, I'm really satisfied with how this series ended.
This felt like closure and a new beginning all wrapped into one for the two different stories. Seeing these characters come together for one final moment was emotional, but I think necessary. Even though the complete future is let a little unknown, I'm really satisfied with how this series ended.
emotional
funny
hopeful
lighthearted
sad
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
No
Loveable characters:
No
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
I could've easily read a full-length story about these characters! This was a great way to catch up with them and learn answers I'd been curious about since reading All Your Perfects and Finding Cinderella. I love it when authors do tie-ins like this one!