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A review by nbwalks
The Forever of Ella and Micha by Jessica Sorensen
5.0
After reading The Secret of Ella and Micha awhile back, I have been dying to get my hands on this book! And I am happy to say that I wasn't disappointed!
The Forever of Ella and Micha was everything I could've asked for an so much more. I loved everything about it and I think that Ella and Micha's story was tied up very well.
I love the fact that their relationship wasn't perfect and that they had to work through some very realistic hardships. But the part that I loved the most? Ella. Everything about Ella. I did think that she made some stupid mistakes in the beginning of the novel, but other than that I loved the way she handled things. Instead of jumping right back into their relationship, Ella wanted to find herself and make herself better. That is probably the most admirable thing I have ever read about a character before.
Anyway, I really did enjoy this story. I am extremely happy about how everything turned out for Ella and Micha, and I'm even more happy about how things ended between Ella and her dad as well as her brother. Not everything is perfect, but that's what makes this story more relatable since nothing in life is perfect.
The Forever of Ella and Micha was everything I could've asked for an so much more. I loved everything about it and I think that Ella and Micha's story was tied up very well.
I love the fact that their relationship wasn't perfect and that they had to work through some very realistic hardships. But the part that I loved the most? Ella. Everything about Ella. I did think that she made some stupid mistakes in the beginning of the novel, but other than that I loved the way she handled things. Instead of jumping right back into their relationship, Ella wanted to find herself and make herself better. That is probably the most admirable thing I have ever read about a character before.
Anyway, I really did enjoy this story. I am extremely happy about how everything turned out for Ella and Micha, and I'm even more happy about how things ended between Ella and her dad as well as her brother. Not everything is perfect, but that's what makes this story more relatable since nothing in life is perfect.