Reminders of Him: A Novel Paperback – 18 Jan. 2022

Reminders of Him is an emotionally powerful novel that draws you in from the very first page. The story of redemption, love, and healing is beautifully written, and the characters feel so real and relatable. The main character’s journey is incredibly moving, as she navigates her past mistakes and tries to find a way to reconnect with the people she loves.What really stood out to me was the depth of emotion the author conveys, and how easily you get swept up in the highs and lows of the story. The writing is rich and evocative, with each chapter building suspense and drawing out a range of emotions.If you enjoy heartfelt stories about second chances and personal growth, this novel is a must-read. Highly recommended! 📚💖 Five stars! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

grest read,loved every page, the story has wonderful ups and downs, must read, and im a fussy reader, 10 out of 10

An ok ‘nice’ book - enjoyed reading it but didn’t have any incredible ‘wow’ moments. I think you know it has to end a certain way so quite predicable but it was an enjoyable read and would recommend .

My daughter recommended this author, she has only recently got back into reading, this author was her first book, so this is my first book with Colleen Hover.Now I can highly recommend this book. Great characters, full of emotion, needed the tissue box quite a few times.looking forward to another book by Colleen. As my daughter said great escapism read that you don’t want to put down

I’ve only read two of Colleen Hoover’s books so far, but they have both been five-star reads for me so I immediately pre-ordered this one as soon as I could.Reminders Of Him is another sensitive, moving and wholesome story about family, forgiveness, and second chances. Hoover’s books are always so easy to drift into, and this is exactly the same with characters who are easy to engage with and a story that grips you emotionally from the get-go.Any time that it was mentioned that Kenna couldn’t see her daughter or that she hadn’t even met her yet, despite giving birth to her, my heart absolutely ached. I can’t imagine how it would feel to not know what your child looks like, what their interests are, or how they act. And because you don’t know what Kenna did in her past at the start, you begin to question a mother’s right to have a relationship with their child and where you think those boundaries lie.Alternating between narratives by Kenna and Ledger, these interchanging points of view really draws you in emotionally. Kenna doesn’t give too much away at first so her intentions are questionable, as Ledger’s narration shows the conflicts between why people are finding it difficult to forgive her and why she deserves a second chance.Kenna’s letters to Scottie then begin to fill in the blanks, which really reflect her pain. And soon enough, all you want is the most over-top happy endings possible as you begin to feel Kenna’s desperation to just see her daughter, even if only once.I found some of the romantic scenes a little cringey, but then I also found myself swooning over lines such as “He smells like limes and bad decisions.” I feel like I learnt something new about myself with that one… But that aside, I felt fully invested in this story and its characters.Did Reminders Of Him leave me sobbing in an uncontrollable mess? No. But it was such a lovely read that tugged on my heartstrings, and that ending was just perfect.

I am surprised that I didn’t cry reading this book. Breathtaking! I absolutely loved it. Easy to read and you literally cannot put it down for a second.

A well written story but it did not get me frantically turning the pages to see what was to happen. Enjoyable though.

Sweet story, it was very obvious that it would be a happy ending but was a beautiful story of love and loss.