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A review by weebna
Reminders of Him by Colleen Hoover
5.0
Now that it has been a few days since I read this I feel like I’m ready to make a complete review without being biased for this incredible author.
This is my third CoHo book and it would be understatement to say I didn’t have high expectations. I couldn’t help it and I know many of you are the same. However, once again, the expectations were exceeded.
Is this plot line predictable in a way? Yes, it is. You just expect things to eventually turn on the good side for the characters that Colleen makes you fall in love with throughout the entire book.
I’m not from USA, but the reality of Kenna’s life is the exact same thing we have here. It is so sad to have a justice system that doesn’t do the research and only looks for someone to blame and be guilty, because they need to have someone to blame for the whole thing.
I was so desperate for Kenna… The way I knew the story wasn’t well explain and how hard she kept trying, kept pushing, to have another opportunity in life. Kenna is my age and it was heartbreaking to see so many doors closed in her face because of a mistake.
And don’t get me started with Ledger. If there’s faith in the world it’s because of people like Ledger. Not once he put his personal feelings above the ones he loves. Was he very conflicted? Yes, but if you wonder why you’ll realize that it was only because he thought he was doing the best for either Diem, Kenna, Patrick, Grace or even Scotty.
I just love all the emotions I felt while reading and how the entire story is shown to us. I laughed, I cried, I was frustrated… Everything. And that is what I consider an outstanding book.
This is my third CoHo book and it would be understatement to say I didn’t have high expectations. I couldn’t help it and I know many of you are the same. However, once again, the expectations were exceeded.
Is this plot line predictable in a way? Yes, it is. You just expect things to eventually turn on the good side for the characters that Colleen makes you fall in love with throughout the entire book.
I’m not from USA, but the reality of Kenna’s life is the exact same thing we have here. It is so sad to have a justice system that doesn’t do the research and only looks for someone to blame and be guilty, because they need to have someone to blame for the whole thing.
I was so desperate for Kenna… The way I knew the story wasn’t well explain and how hard she kept trying, kept pushing, to have another opportunity in life. Kenna is my age and it was heartbreaking to see so many doors closed in her face because of a mistake.
And don’t get me started with Ledger. If there’s faith in the world it’s because of people like Ledger. Not once he put his personal feelings above the ones he loves. Was he very conflicted? Yes, but if you wonder why you’ll realize that it was only because he thought he was doing the best for either Diem, Kenna, Patrick, Grace or even Scotty.
I just love all the emotions I felt while reading and how the entire story is shown to us. I laughed, I cried, I was frustrated… Everything. And that is what I consider an outstanding book.