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De zeven echtgenoten van Evelyn Hugo

Taylor Jenkins Reid

4.45 AVERAGE

derpgirl222's review against another edition

5.0

reread!!! yes i did cry again!!! fav book in the entire world!!!

nikklae's review against another edition

5.0

i was such a precious book, it made me cry for being so bootiful

athelas85's review against another edition

3.5

emotional funny sad fast-paced

shivanysonar's review against another edition

4.0

More like 4.5⭐

WHAT DID I JUST READ??
Such an amazing book!!

Let's talk about the it in detail... (What I really liked)

# Evelyn-
I really liked her boldness and willingness to do something. As a character, really tough and considerate, wanting to do anything to protect her loved ones and ready to sacrifice. But as a person wanting to reach greater heights, GREEDY!
Not a bad quality but you cannot really hate her not like her when she is unfolding her life in front of you.
There are going to be instincts you'll fall in love with her but at the same time you are going to hate her.

# Her relationship with Harry-
This was the most beautiful topic in the whole book to discuss.

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leahkn's review against another edition

4.5

emotional inspiring medium-paced

lilysadventuresinbookland's review against another edition

5.0

6 mother f*ing stars! ✨

schwikat's review against another edition

2.0

I had no idea what to expect when I began reading this book, and I started out enjoying the concept. However, as I continued to read, I realized how pointless the book felt to me. Reading about famous people was not the least bit interesting, but learning about a woman like Evelyn was almost annoying. She tells Monique she doesn't regret a thing from her life, but then, when rekindling her romance with Celia (multiple times), she expresses regret. I think that as she told her story, she would have more regret for missing out on years with the love of her life.

Monique was very useless to the story as well. Yes, she wrote Evelyn's book, and that was important (I guess) that she get her story out to the world, but other than that, what was the point of having Monique be the main character? Yes, her father was connected to Evelyn, but it could have been done differently. She didn't contribute anything to how the story unfolded, and I found myself not caring how she was connected because it wasn't something the author hinted at, except for at the very beginning of the book.

Storyline aside, all the characters were very boring and predictable. I didn't find myself connecting with any of them and I found myself annoyed with Evelyn and her actions.