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A review by justinjaynea
Ugly Love by Colleen Hoover
5.0
Where to begin…
I can say for absolute certain that this is one of the best books I’ve ever read. The characters, the story, the backstory (!!!), the ending, all of it felt like I was not only emerged in the story, but it made me feel like my whole heart and soul was the story. Not only is ugly love the title and what the book is about, but it’s also a completely real concept. I never really understood what it was until I read this book, but now, I can put it into words. I feel like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders.
If I were to have ANY complaints about this book, it would just be about Dillon. I saw NO reason for him to be in this story other than to prove the point of Tate’s older brother’s bad trait of his overprotectiveness toward his sister, and that he would proceed to act in that overprotective way when he finds out about Miles and Tate (But we saw that coming from a mile away. There didn’t have to be a whole character in order for us to see that (in my opinion)). In addition, it felt like his character was going to have a greater impact because we met him LITERALLY on page 3, before we even meet Miles. Tate and company then proceed to mention Dillon’s wife A LOT. However, we never met the woman nor did we even learn her name. But other than that, not complaints!
All-in-all an incredible book!
5/5 amazing. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I can say for absolute certain that this is one of the best books I’ve ever read. The characters, the story, the backstory (!!!), the ending, all of it felt like I was not only emerged in the story, but it made me feel like my whole heart and soul was the story. Not only is ugly love the title and what the book is about, but it’s also a completely real concept. I never really understood what it was until I read this book, but now, I can put it into words. I feel like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders.
If I were to have ANY complaints about this book, it would just be about Dillon. I saw NO reason for him to be in this story other than to prove the point of Tate’s older brother’s bad trait of his overprotectiveness toward his sister, and that he would proceed to act in that overprotective way when he finds out about Miles and Tate (But we saw that coming from a mile away. There didn’t have to be a whole character in order for us to see that (in my opinion)). In addition, it felt like his character was going to have a greater impact because we met him LITERALLY on page 3, before we even meet Miles. Tate and company then proceed to mention Dillon’s wife A LOT. However, we never met the woman nor did we even learn her name. But other than that, not complaints!
All-in-all an incredible book!
5/5 amazing. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️