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Never Never by Colleen Hoover Book Review

  

Never Never by Colleen Hoover



Never Never by Colleen Hoover Book Review 


Never Never by Colleen Hoover and Terry Fisher. "Nevernever" is a very, very short book; it's way under 40 pages. It's part 1 of part 2; its sequel comes out in May, I believe, so we don't have to wait too long for it. But the book left off in such a cliffhanger that you want to read the next book right now. 

I'm sure you've all heard of Colleen Hoover; she's an amazing new adult author. I've read a couple of her books before, but I have to say this one so far is my favourite. 

Allen Huff's because she wrote Aaron Fisher—or I don't know; I've never credited Aaron Fisher before, but I know she's also widely popular in the adult genre. I think, not too sure, please don't quote me on that. 

The premise of "Nevernever" involves Charlie and Silas. One day, they just have no memories of anything, no recollection of each other, and they go around their lives not remembering anything. They can remember Monday and things like who sings as well as particulars too long. 

They just can't remember people and stuff that's happened in their life. So, they are trying to uncover what happens, who they are, and how they're involved, and stuff like that. It's like a mystery mixed in with romance. It was very, very intriguing to read. 

I loved every bit of the mystery unit, and I wanted more and more because it's just so confusing. Like one minute you're figuring one thing, the next thing you're like, wait, is this what's going on? You don't know who they are, and you guys are really figuring out just along with them, and it was just amazing to read.

That book leaves on such a cliffhanger; that you just want to throw the book across the room. Unfortunately, I was reading it on my phone, so I could just, you know, growl at my phone in frustration. 

But gosh, it was so gripping; it had me from beginning to end, honestly, and I just loved it. So, I love Silas; he was my favourite part of this book. He was very nice; you know, all of a sudden, I remember who you are, knew everything. 

Who, everything around you can be quite a whirlwind of events. So, he took it very, very well; he was very nice, very comforting to Charlie. She was quite hard to chill out a crack; she still is kind of. 

She just is very kind of rigid, and I think she's learning more about herself in her life that she doesn't really like who she is. But she's learning about it, and that makes her even more cold and hard, and she's kind of warming up, but Silas is just so much more amazing.

I've got just societies; I'm not gonna say too much more about this place; I don't want to spoil it because it's only a hundred forty today. Just so I feel like anything I would say to you would be doing it. 

But seriously, you can read this book in like an hour, okay? Just do it; it's amazing. Like I said, this one just came out, like, I'd say maybe not even three weeks ago, and you're getting the second and final book in May, so we don't want to wait too long for it. 

So, if you want to wait until May, just bundle-read them; awesome. If you want to be the first one out, like, read the second, I have a like myself; that's awesome. It's an amazing mystery novel; it'll have you on the edge of your seat. I highly love this book; I gave it a 5 out of 5. 

That's right; I've seen this is the first time I was here; it's also awesome. I just love this one so much, and I'm highly looking forward to the second book because it just seems so, so amazing. It's just mystery; it's got some steamy romance in there as well, and you're uncovering things. 

I want to talk so much more about it, but I just don't want to spoil anything; I just want to leave it with what you guys think of it.

So, I mean, yeah, this is kind of a crappy review, but I should tell you how much I adored this book because it was really good, and I think I might go more to the mystery genre. 

Like, I really want to read "The Girl on the Train," but I don't know if it will scare me because I'm a scaredy cat. So if you've read "The Girl on the Train," let me know and tell me if it was scary to me; I hope not. Good, well, it's scary stuff anyway. 

If you have read this book, please let me know in the comments what you thought about it. Also, I'm looking to read more Colleen Hoover books because I've just heard she is so amazing. 

I read "Maybe Someday," which I kind of liked. I read "Ugly Love," which I did like, and that's the only two I've read by her. So please leave me down in the comments which books you love by Colleen Hoover so I can read them in the future; that would be super, super awesome. 


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