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A review by ribs
All Your Perfects by Colleen Hoover
challenging
emotional
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
i promised myself i would have zero expectations had i decided to read another book written by colleen hoover but all your perfects is a perfect book to change my opinion of her as an author.
this book is all rounded, it’s emotional and hopeful at the same time. colleen hoover exceptionally writes realistic characters with flaws and complexity to extent that you won’t know what to expect from them next. quinn and graham wells are two characters with their own imperfections that were molded so perfectly well into each other. their story had me from prologue to epilogue, i’m hooked when i knew their fates intertwined in such a despicable way and i’m blown away by how their current lives had such a dramatic turnaround since then.
it was an experience reading this. i was smiling from the then chapters and i was emotional from the now chapters—it was, suffice to say, a ride.
i got emotional from reading what’s inside the wooden box the most. it was so exhilarating to know that what saved their marriage are their past selves full of hope they’d last.
this book is all rounded, it’s emotional and hopeful at the same time. colleen hoover exceptionally writes realistic characters with flaws and complexity to extent that you won’t know what to expect from them next. quinn and graham wells are two characters with their own imperfections that were molded so perfectly well into each other. their story had me from prologue to epilogue, i’m hooked when i knew their fates intertwined in such a despicable way and i’m blown away by how their current lives had such a dramatic turnaround since then.
it was an experience reading this. i was smiling from the then chapters and i was emotional from the now chapters—it was, suffice to say, a ride.
i got emotional from reading what’s inside the wooden box the most. it was so exhilarating to know that what saved their marriage are their past selves full of hope they’d last.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Infertility and Miscarriage
Minor: Self harm