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samondemand 's review for:
After Ever Happy
by Anna Todd
*There are spoilers*
The series is over, and I am lowkey sad because as toxic as Hardin and Tessa are, I love their story. I like how Anna Todd made this specific book about the people around them rather than just focusing on the two of them. I like how the two took time to grow themselves individually and eventually came back together at the end. It is funny because, in real life, some people have relationships and histories like these two.
I like how Tessa got to meet her father, although it is sad that he died it's a real-life situation. It is great how Hardin learned the truth about his father but that did not stop him from finally building his relationship with Ken and Christian. Landon finally found his voice and it did hurt his best friend and "stepbrother," but he needed that growth too.
I loved the ending because shows that through all of this, they found their way back to each other and I loved the recap in the epilogue. I wish there was another book about their post-life, even if they didn't get married. I like how they ended in New York City and Hardin became an author for the "After" series. Tessa grew so much since the first book and found what she loved, planning! Seeing the growth in Tessa's mother and Ken was huge too, I haven't read a fiction book series with so much growth in characters. It makes you think about how this not only happens in the fictional world but in real life too.
Now I got to go watch the entire movie series again!
The series is over, and I am lowkey sad because as toxic as Hardin and Tessa are, I love their story. I like how Anna Todd made this specific book about the people around them rather than just focusing on the two of them. I like how the two took time to grow themselves individually and eventually came back together at the end. It is funny because, in real life, some people have relationships and histories like these two.
I like how Tessa got to meet her father, although it is sad that he died it's a real-life situation. It is great how Hardin learned the truth about his father but that did not stop him from finally building his relationship with Ken and Christian. Landon finally found his voice and it did hurt his best friend and "stepbrother," but he needed that growth too.
I loved the ending because shows that through all of this, they found their way back to each other and I loved the recap in the epilogue. I wish there was another book about their post-life, even if they didn't get married. I like how they ended in New York City and Hardin became an author for the "After" series. Tessa grew so much since the first book and found what she loved, planning! Seeing the growth in Tessa's mother and Ken was huge too, I haven't read a fiction book series with so much growth in characters. It makes you think about how this not only happens in the fictional world but in real life too.
Now I got to go watch the entire movie series again!