Hopeless by Colleen Hoover review

Tittle: Hopeless

Author: Colleen Hoover

Genre: Fiction, YA, Romance, contemporary, coming of age

Pages: 410

Publisher: Atria Books

Format: Digital (Kindle)

Time to read it: 3 days

Language: English

Rating: 5/5

“Hopeless” is the first book in a short series written by Colleen Hoover. This popular author is known for her dramatic contemporary romances, from which I have read and liked a few.

Sky has always been homeschooled, however for her senior year she decided she wants to be a normal girl and join the public high school, however when she planned that her best friend was not going to go across the world for a school program overseas. She also did not plan on encounter a strange boy who seemed to know her but not really. And the least she was planning on was into discover herself altogether.

“Hopeless” was a fantastic book, that developed a really difficult and tough matter in an exquisite way. I have not read a book that has dealt with such important issues in a way that they do in this book, I have seen tv shows and movies, however never a book and I thought it was amazingly brought up and developed. I like how every single detail you are reading at the beginning of the book is wrapped up in the end.

The only bad thing was that midway through the drama I could see it coming, because as I said I have seen this kind of development before in other media. Nonetheless, it did not make the book less terrific.

To sum up, a book you should read if you like reading about though themes because this is not your typical contemporary novel.

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