It took awhile to get mildly interesting but it’s not the dumpster fire bore I initially feared it would be.ĮDIT #2: Well. I probably won’t ever buy another CH book, but I’m glad I asked this question and that I ended up giving this particular book another shot. I ended up reading a summary of it with spoilers and seeing how it ends, combined with that redditor’s thoughts, made me want to finish it. So, I opened IEWU back up and gave it another shot. Someone posted a thoughtful comment a couple hours ago defending her (mild) enjoyment of CH with an interesting perspective on why she likes her books.

I posted this genuinely curious about others’ opinions on CH and this book. If you’re a Colleen Hoover lover, what is it about her writing that keeps you coming back? Honest question that I’m genuinely curious about.ĮDIT: Feel like I need to confess something to keep it 100 haha. I see potential with the homeless ex boyfriend. I mean I love Jules Verne and Sinclair Lewis but hell, I also loved the Twilight series when I read it back in college.

I’m a bonafide reader with no genre preference. I read everything…fantasy, sci fi, YA, classics, historical fiction, non fiction, dystopian, biographies, poetry, etc etc. So rich doctor bad boy wants the humble wholesome good girl vibes. I resisted for awhile, but finally gave in because I was curious about the hype.Īnd now I’m 70 pages in and it’s….awful.

I finally bought a copy of It Ends With Us.

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