It Ends With Us: The emotional #1 Sunday Times bestseller

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I kept trying to guess what I thought might happen next and in classic Hoover style she managed to surprise me. It’s extremely unnecessary and the illegality of it could have been easily avoided had she chosen for them to be the same age. I think CoHo manages to make them both such polar opposites, but at the same time manages to make them mesh so well. This review will be a little light because, like most CoHo books, you'll want to go into it with little to no information.The book focuses heavily on human relationships and the effect us humans can have on one another, especially in a romantic sense. The single redeeming quality of this book is the empathy that Lily develops for her mother towards the end, but this moment, as well as the ending, lacks sufficient nuance. It was my outlet, my excuse for the tears that wouldn't go away, the tears that kept falling despite my desperate protest. And I believe at the end of the book, Colleen should have written one page with the cycle of abuse and how it was shown throughout the novel, and a conclusion expressing that if you love Ryle, you should not, because everything that he did, he did it consciously and with purpose, through manipulation and guilt-tripping (weaponizing his trauma).

It Ends With Us is a story of gray areas and how quickly you can find yourself in the exact position you thought you of all people would never be in. But it's so hard to get through and the writing style (like vocabulary and so on) are literally on a wattpad level and it's just so boring, I really had to force myself through it. Public libraries are essential community and educational spaces, especially within low-income and immigrant communities.As a society we are quick to judge women (and men) who stay in abusive relationships without taking into account what the process really is like for them.