It Ends With Us: The emotional #1 Sunday Times bestseller

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i was hoping for a light read with lots of ~FEELZ~ but instead i got something much more intense – not bad, just unexpected. I’d heard so much about Colleen Hoover, I just had to see what all the fuss was about — so I picked up this book, and boy was I glad I did. Hoover maintains that this book was meant to show that domestic abuse isn’t black and white, but I don’t think it achieved that at all. Ellen is hilarious so I can kind of understand the need to try to bring in some humor to the weightiness of the story, but that didn't quite translate as Ellen herself wasn't really present. Spending every possible moment together and having so many stolen ones the two were kindred spirits.

Usually author's notes are at the beginning of the story, however it is so important that this one was left for the end. Why people continue to swoon over characters who treat them like dogshit is beyond my realm of thought. In this practical yet entertaining book, White shows readers how they can break through mindsets that hold them back from a clutter-free life. This year, I have set a new year resolution to read more books and these are the 3 romance books I have in my list!Anyways I kind of only saw positive reviews about it (and by no means I think it's a bad book, just not long as good as it is praised to be IMO) wanted to know if that's just me or if "it ends with us" is just seriously "overhyped". She artfully conveys the struggles and triumphs of the deaf community through her dynamic and relatable characters.

Just realize that this is something very different from Hoover's usual new adult romances (that I admittedly have had all kinds of problems with). Knowing where an author gets their ideas from can change your whole outlook on a book, and this one.So start donating your physical books to little free libraries in your community, and read on to discover how you can save money while saving space on your bookshelf. So when she feels a spark with a gorgeous neurosurgeon named Ryle Kincaid, everything in Lily’s life suddenly seems almost too good to be true. Update: One of my Goodreads friends brought this article to my attention: an article by domesticshelters. I also really liked the simple yet sharply observed descriptions of how the characters moved; I don’t think I’ve ever visualised that so vividly, and it really added to the action in each scene.

I won't say more for fear of ruining the reading experience for someone else, but this book was so much more than a flimsy romance novel. I wasn’t a huge fan of Lily writing her letters to Ellen and I didn’t really care at first, but in the Acknowledgement section of “It Ends With Us”, Colleen actually says thankyou to Ellen DeGeneres saying that she is “light when it comes to darkness”. I began reading it late at night and every time I tried to put it down to go to sleep, I just had to get back up and keep reading because I couldn't stop thinking about it.As questions about her new relationship overwhelm her, so do thoughts of Atlas Corrigan — her first love and a link to the past she left behind. Like you, we are avid readers who love diving into a great book and getting lost in the story page after page.

One of the things that intrigued me the most and had me wondering when I heard about this book was what the title really meant -- and there's this very specific moment when the title is echoed in the story that just had such a strong impact as I read it. Many women who experience domestic abuse do not have the option to leave just because there is a better man out there and it’s also damaging to make it seem that Lily is simply picking between Ryle or Atlas.I was unable to put it down from the moment I started reading and I know that this is one of those profoundly beautiful and unforgettable stories that will stay with me for a long time. It's a story of unshakable love and finding the strength to make the right choice in the hardest situation. With complex characters, a heartbreaking premise and drama aplenty, it's the perfect companion for a day at the beach. I have so many emotions right now that it's hard to know where to start, but I think everyone should read this book. Regardless, the general plotline of this book is supposed to be that Ryle starts off as being a kind, loveable man with whom Lily and the reader fall in love with.