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I started reading this book yesterday, thee day after I bought it. I read part one. I felt captivated. I wanted to discover what was the reason behind Alicia's silence. Why did she kill her husband if she loved him. Them I read part two, then three. It's 1:37 am right now and I'm shocked, gloomy, disappointed, puzzled as I've finished the book. This is so Damn good. If you're looking for a good book to read, go for it. You need to read this one. This one left me surprised. I didn't see it coming. This story is a true representation of how possession sucks. How it ruins lives. Absolutely amazing work by the author. I'm going to try his other writings as well. ❤️

I just finished this book yesterday at 2:30 AM. It took me 2 nights to read this book and I can easily tell anyone that this book was the best one among the other two of Khaled Hosseini which are “The kite runner” and “And the mountains echoed”. I must say that he is a God-gifted storyteller. The words, the phrases, the poetry he used in his books are so thought provoking and you can actually picture his words in front of your eyes. When I reached part four, I literally burst into tears and wanted to close the book but a part of me wanted to continue. So I did. My heart has developed a special connection with Mariam, Laila, and little Aziza. Each word of the book made me feel the emotions, the pain, the suffering and the small moments of joy in their lives. The book has a wide series of every single feeling which includes anger, pain, joy, longing, love, and tears. Molvi Faizullah was one of my favorite character in the whole story, the way Mariam remembered his voice, his trembling hands, his soft words of sympathy and the verses he recited to her from Quran l. The connection between Mariam and Aziza was so beautiful yet so heart wrenching l. It amazes me that how a man managed to write about the sufferings of a woman so finely. If you're thinking about reading this book go ahead. I wish I could give it more starts that just 5. This is one of the books, that stays with you for years and years. The books which teach you so much. Mariam is the only fictional character who made me sob a whole night. This book will always stay in my heart ❤️

SPOILERS*** I would rate this book a 4/5. Overall the book was amazing. It felt awesome to get to know about Atlas Corrigan deeply. This book made me love Lily and Jenny even more. Most of us actually wanted a good and happy ending for Ryle. A part of me felt bad for him at the end of It Ends With Us. I always felt that he was the one who needed a second chance. Not only me but most of us thought that he deserved to be happy. But he got more than just 1 chance. Reading about the angry side of Ryle disappointed me a bit. But then, I eventually realized that this is literally the most truthful thing ever written. Because people like him rarely change. People like Ryle Kincaid, who always find abuse as an excuse rarely change. Just like Lily, all of us sincerely wanted him to change, but the I loved the fact that Colleen Hoover preferred reality over perfection. I really appreciated the fact that she chose to show the true side of society in her book. Apart from the main character, Josh and Theo were amazing. Theo never failed to make us laugh. I literally felt so proud of Josh making the right choices. And last but not least Allysa and Marshall were amazing as alwasy. I loved that Lily and Atlas got what they deserved. The only lack I found in this book was maybe a plot twist or something like that. This book was pretty flat but overall it was a very good experience.