Reham

Holy fuck, this book was the slowest of the slow burns. German chocolate cake. Taco. Need i say more!!

lost interesr half way through and just skimmed through to the end

Since this is a late review, i had so much to say about this book but i felt like i would be offending someone. The storyline felt forced and unnecessary, the intent of cheating or simply cheating was a turn off. To make the girlfriend of the love interest so lovable and making her storyline so sad wasnt fair. I dont know why i bothered to make it through to the end

only read it because i missed wattpad romance. got really well fed with this. just absolutely terrible

So, i wasn't aware that COVID patients were hallucinating when they were sick and also, despite this book having such a bad storyline, the way the author simply talked about breaking rules and the main character meeting her covid-positive mother without a mask because she couldn't recognize her and goin for a stroll in the park while they were supposed to be quarantined?!

3 stars because of the humor. The author had great sense of humor and knows how to make the readers laugh.

Maybe the message of the book is to help people who have lost dear ones, but the way the story is carried out, i was hoping that the events would change where the one character never died or resurrects

my very first mariana zapata book. the slow burn frustrated me but also i found this to be a bit dull.

Meh.

Loved their friendship. Great first sex. I dont feel the same vibes in the second book anymore so might drop it.

What a plot twist man.

So many tears. So much sadness. So unneeded but so good.

picked this book up for some steamy romance and ended up feeling more depressed than ever

if you read this for entertainment purpose, or are nostalgic of your time on wattpad, then you will have fun

the false hope of having a family this nice and beautiful even with just friends....also this book was much better and funnier

ava deserved better (?)

my favorite part of the book was when they went to spain and also when they had fish tacos in the car

some classics are truly fun to read

Misha, I just want to tell you that you're a literal angel!
I love this book and this book made me fall in love with Misha even more, maybe more than before. The words that have been written, the way they have been written and how beautiful each moment has been made, has me clutching my heart.

Also, gasped at the mention of Mary Oliver, reminded me of my close friend. She's her favorite author.

5 stars deserved.

to be honest, I read this because mary oliver is maha's favorite author and that's just it

this is a book about romance between a doormat and a shoe which constantly smacks the doormat. It was really romantic and made me all tingly, especially when he called the doormat by the wrong name.

sorry i just had to
worst writing style btw what the fuck were miles' pov chapters. it gave me headache

look, i assumed that colleen hoover's genre was similar to what she did in verity because it was the first book i read of her but i was disappointed, so fucking bad. and i somehow still gave her chance over another chance.

this was marketed as romance, it was shelved under romance but this is pure fiction. the coercion of romance in lily's life by forcing her to rekindle her feelings for atlas was just the cherry on top of the cringe like just...send the message of wanting to end abusive men and move on bro

What. The. Fuck.

What the fuck was this book!

(I will not change my rating or review because this was my honest reaction this story and the only time colleen hoover outdid herself because the book was intended to be fucked up)

AH i loved this book so much!! I want me a best friend to travel with U_U cant wait for emily henry's next book!

Initial rating: 3 stars
reread: 4 stars