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Without Merit by Colleen Hoover

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alaaaymaan70's review against another edition

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4.0

Crazy family, cool relationship, Arabic words, andddd I'm in love

bookmarkplaces's review against another edition

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2.0

Two stars for Sagan and Sagan only because Sagan is hot and i love him. (Yes me and Merit have that in common). This book is further proof of Colleen Hoover’s unhinged mental state.

First of all WHY IS SHE WRITING A SIDE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AN 18 YEAR OLD GUY WITH HIS (STEP) UNCLE ????

idk what kind of drug Coho put in this trash that made me actually consider this a good book for a second (hence why this took me 6 months to read). That was until i critically analysed the book for 1 second.

This book is absolutely unrealistic, dyfunctional families do not resolve just bc of one family meeting and a letter lmfao. Yes the book, and ending especially, was emotional i’ll give it that but it’s clear Colleen Hoover was in a rush to wrap the book up and to write in a happy-go-lucky sickly sweet ending which could’ve worked but was so poorly executed it’s untrue.

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5.0

This book is so raw and real!

I feel like this is the first of her books that aren't completely romance and twisted relationships - it focuses on family and real issues.

I felt like I really connected with Merit; the character was written with so much depth! I want rooting for her the entire way through and really felt the emotions she was feeling!

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2.0

Nem acredito que dei duas estrelas a um livro da Colleen, até porque ela é uma das minhas autoras favoritas. No entanto, acho que apesar de ser um livro que aborda temas sensíveis e que são importantes para a nossa sociedade, acaba por ser demasiado vasto, não se focando em nenhum em concreto. Adorei conhecer a família e os personagens, mas ao mesmo tempo senti que faltava qualquer coisa na história. De qualquer das formas é um livro que se lê muito bem, e a escrita é boa tal como a Colleen nos habituou.