A review by catbandbooks
Just One...: Includes Just One Day, Just One Year, and Just One Night, by Gayle Forman
4.0
AHHHHHH.
Okay, that's it.
...
For now.
Anyway. I had read Just One Day and Just One Year before, but;
1) I'd been craving a reread.
2) I had yet to read Just One Night and was desperate to.
3) I saw this steal in Barnes and Noble when I was on holiday in LA for $14.
4) I needed reading material for the 17-hour flight home.
Did I read any of it on the plane? Hell no, I watched tonnes of movies and slept like the dead (somehow). But that's beside the point! I'm going to bypass the two main books because I'm pretty sure I've ranted about how much I adore them either on my Goodreads or my YouTube but either way I think it's safe to say I love them.
But Just One Night?? Holy Mother of all things holy, I have found the love of my life. This book was an absolutely perfect conclusion to a whirlwind duology of emotional wreckage, love, and heartbreak and it put me back together nicely.
When I realised how short it was, I was slightly worried because I wanted more closure considering how long I'd put off reading this novella, but boy was I wrong. It held the perfect amount of romance, explanations, and plot to make it a lovely piece of work that flew by and left me absolutely content.
Okay, that's it.
...
For now.
Anyway. I had read Just One Day and Just One Year before, but;
1) I'd been craving a reread.
2) I had yet to read Just One Night and was desperate to.
3) I saw this steal in Barnes and Noble when I was on holiday in LA for $14.
4) I needed reading material for the 17-hour flight home.
Did I read any of it on the plane? Hell no, I watched tonnes of movies and slept like the dead (somehow). But that's beside the point! I'm going to bypass the two main books because I'm pretty sure I've ranted about how much I adore them either on my Goodreads or my YouTube but either way I think it's safe to say I love them.
But Just One Night?? Holy Mother of all things holy, I have found the love of my life. This book was an absolutely perfect conclusion to a whirlwind duology of emotional wreckage, love, and heartbreak and it put me back together nicely.
When I realised how short it was, I was slightly worried because I wanted more closure considering how long I'd put off reading this novella, but boy was I wrong. It held the perfect amount of romance, explanations, and plot to make it a lovely piece of work that flew by and left me absolutely content.