The perfect way to wrap up the TATB trilogy in a perfect little bow. One of my comfort series and always a great read, no matter how many times I’ve done so!
I love Jenny Han and this is one of my favorite trilogies ever! I see some of myself in Lara Jean which is what makes her so relatable and makes me love her so much! Following along on her journey of self-discovery and love is so fun!
I loved this book. I was tentative to read based on some things I had heard through the grape vine about the quality of the book, story, writing, etc. I’m glad that I tend to block out the opinions of others and read based on what I want to read - because otherwise I would have missed out on this incredible and riveting story. Colleen Hoover beautifully captures the heartbreak and tragedy that exists within the cycle of abuse. She also gives such life to the characters that you find yourself understanding Lily and her desire to want to forgive Ryle for the harm he inflicts upon her. Hoover realistically depicts the idea of loving your abuser and the internal struggle of doing what you know you should do for your own wellbeing and safety, versus what you want to be able to do for the love you feel for another person. The way that Hoover intertwined present day with Lily’s past helped to change the trajectory of the story and gave layers to the experience of the read. Amazing book and one that should be read by all who are able. It should definitely be kept in mind that individuals should practice self care before, during, and after reading.
I enjoyed this book! I wasn’t prepared for the level of spice! While it was fun to tag along on Zander and Zoe’s roadtrip - I felt like I was reading much of the same over and over again. When Zander and Zoe had conversations about Zoe’s life and where she was headed…felt like a lot of repetition. I truly loved all of the Swiftie Easter eggs!!
I loved this book! It quickly and easily became my favorite of the Bridgerton books I have read so far. Colin and Penelope’s story is beautiful - and relatable to those who find themselves feeling discarded and on the outskirts of love like Penelope Featherington. I could easily read an entire series of books solely about Colin and Penelope.
This has been my favorite Bridgerton book so far! It truly felt like reading a fairytale…as Benedict and Sophie’s story has a strong similarity to one of my favorite princesses - Cinderella! I so enjoyed this story. There were times when Benedict’s behavior was less than admirable, which is why I’ve chosen to give only 4.75 stars. While book two began to dive into other characters within the Bridgerton universe, this book truly solidified the feeling of the books being a series and not just standalone books existing in the same universe. Scenes throughout the book helped to introduce what could be expected from other books down the line, while still having the love story between Benedict and Sophie be the MAIN focus of the book. I enjoyed getting some of the side stories as well though, while still feeling fully immersed in the main story. The story was truly beautiful and I enjoyed it so!
I truly enjoyed this book - as I do most enemies to lovers reads. I enjoyed this Bridgerton book much more than I did the first. I believe this must be where the author truly found her footing and I am excited to continue my journey through the series. The book seemed to start out a bit slow, but at some point (and I didn’t even recognize at what point exactly) the plot and the characters took off and I found myself unable to put the book down!
I enjoyed this book and think it’s a great start to the Bridgerton series. I was inspired to read after watching the first couple seasons of the Netflix show inspired by the books. There are some clear differences between the two but I enjoyed getting to see such an in depth look at what drives the characters to be who they are and act the ways they do. I felt as though the stutter storyline that plagued Simon was very interesting and gave his character lots of depth.