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A review by pelicanfreak
November 9 by Colleen Hoover
5.0
Every Colleen Hoover book I’ve read has ended the same way … WITH ME LOSING SLEEP.
They all start out average enough, yet before I know it, I’m hooked.
I kept having to see “just one more November 9” until there were no more. Sucked me in just like all the rest.
Well played, Hoover, well played.
Honestly, this book was refreshing to read. The main characters managed to poke fun at some of the things that seem to land in SO MANY romance novels without actually making fun of the genre, if that makes sense.
Hoover also, as always from what I’ve seen of her writing, manages to work in REAL issues we face every day, and does it in a way that it should go over NO ONE’s head. For example, reading this one you really CANNOT miss two things: the joke that is healthcare in America and the superficiality and misplaced priorities of Hollywood.
She does this in a way that it completely fits into the story but even the lamest of minds can’t be missing it (I hope).
So seriously, Hoover: WELL PLAYED.
Brilliant.
This one was pretty clean, only a couple of typos noted. All of hers are mostly clean but I do usually note more errors than I did here. And I usually challenge continuity in a couple of small details, there was none of that here. It was predictable, so not a full 5 stars, but close. Probably somewhere around 4.9.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
They all start out average enough, yet before I know it, I’m hooked.
I kept having to see “just one more November 9” until there were no more. Sucked me in just like all the rest.
Well played, Hoover, well played.
Honestly, this book was refreshing to read. The main characters managed to poke fun at some of the things that seem to land in SO MANY romance novels without actually making fun of the genre, if that makes sense.
Hoover also, as always from what I’ve seen of her writing, manages to work in REAL issues we face every day, and does it in a way that it should go over NO ONE’s head. For example, reading this one you really CANNOT miss two things: the joke that is healthcare in America and the superficiality and misplaced priorities of Hollywood.
She does this in a way that it completely fits into the story but even the lamest of minds can’t be missing it (I hope).
So seriously, Hoover: WELL PLAYED.
Brilliant.
This one was pretty clean, only a couple of typos noted. All of hers are mostly clean but I do usually note more errors than I did here. And I usually challenge continuity in a couple of small details, there was none of that here. It was predictable, so not a full 5 stars, but close. Probably somewhere around 4.9.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️