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Heart Bones by Colleen Hoover – book review (30th March - 3rd April) Just finished reading the entire book and I immediately felt the urge to write my experience of the whole time. As I write I have kept the book beside me to help me remind of the writer’s exceptional work. Collen Hoover, I mean what to do I say of her? How do I begin? This has been my second opportunity to scroll my eyes over her phenomenal works and every time I have read, I have let out a sigh saying, “How does she do it?” It seemed like she throws her emotions right in the moment and it aims straight into the heart. It felt like she left prints of emotional trance, vulnerability and heart-ache whenever I stumbled upon the words. I was quite astonished myself for failing to leave the book this time. I had to know more and more so, I eventually kept reading by. Emotional, cryptic and fierce like bullet it hit me in my feels. HEART BONES, you really grew heart bones in me, you really struck me in so many ways that I couldn’t even imagine and as a matter of fact I have never finished a book this fast to be honest. I have always been a slow- paced reader. So, I am claiming this book to be my most loved one so far on my reading journey. “Maybe we did grow heart bones. But what if the only way of knowing you grew a heart bone is by feeling the agony caused by the heart break.”- Colleen Hoover