BOOK REVIEW: IT ENDS WITH US BY COLLEEN HOOVER

BOOK REVIEW: IT ENDS WITH US BY COLLEEN HOOVER 
Written By:Bookophile31

Title : It Ends With Us

Author : Colleen Hoover 

Genre : Contemporary Romance

Awards: Goodreads Choice Awards Best Romance 

Format : Paperback 

Point of View: First Person/Single 

My Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

    It Ends with Us by Colleen Hoover is probably one of those books that will keep you in turning pages even deep into the night. The story follows Lily Bloom, a young woman who has recently moved in Boston and is about to begin her life after college. Then, Lily meets Ryle Kincaid, a gorgeous neurosurgeon, maybe even a little arrogant and develops feelings for him. Atlas Corrigan, her first love, reappears and complicates Lily's relationship with Ryle as she begins to feel something for him. 

WARNING : This book contains graphic scenes and very sensitive subject matter.‼️

    It's my first time to read Colleen Hoover's novel. Well, I'm not really a fan of romance novels but this book captivates me as it becomes popular around the world and various people said that It's a great story , it made them cry etc. I got curious if I would feel the same way as they did. So, I decided to buy this book and read it. 

    Colleen Hoover wrote this book in a simple way and easy to understand combining the lines between a traditional love narrative and contemporary realism, highlighting that unique intersection where fiction and reality meet. It's heart-wrenchingly beautiful and It proceeds at the ideal pace, never spending more time than is required concentrating on unimportant details. While reading this, you'll experience a wide range of emotions.

    I hesitate to categorize this novel as purely romantic, despite the fact that it displays clichéd signs of love in all its clichéd forms, including when our protagonists first meet, converse, flirt, wink at one other, sleep together, quarrel, and, of course, vow undying love. It simply won't be done right by it. Amidst the flurry of feelings, there is a strong message that is subtly woven throughout the entire book. It has such incredible depth that it grips you just as deeply as any passionate piece, leaving you with that lasting impression long after you have put the book down.

    I mean, at the end of the day, it is great the way in which a book hauls you into a romantic tale with characters you can resound with however doesn't extra you the singular stuff they might have, covered in their storage rooms. You'll hold tight the edge of your seat, bed, rooftop… whatever, to uncover each piece the characters' extraordinary stories. 

    I really adored how the book showed Lily's character. Lily exhibits a great deal of resilience throughout the novel, which is quite encouraging.

    It Ends with Us is a heart-breaking novel that will make you grin, laugh, and cry indeed because it allows you to truly experience and feel what Lily goes through. This novel demonstrated how intricate and nuanced the characters and the story were. The narrative delves into the murky middle ground, demonstrating that there are shades of grey throughout life. I was always surprised by the book, and I never wanted to put it down.

    Overall, It Ends with Us is a five-star book for me because it avoided falling into the same repeating trap that other romance novels frequently do. It is definitely the book that needs not just to be read but to be felt by everyone. I really enjoyed reading it and I would recommend it a hundredfold. I’m sure you will give it 5 stars too.