It’s about a girl who meets a boy and realizes there’s something familiar about him. I didn’t realize a book could be so addicting, so Hopeless really stuck with me. Hopeless was one of the first CH books I read-wayyyyy back in 2014. I just didn’t love feeling so sad afterwards. But I understand everyone’s love for IEWU and I love it too. Which is probably why the topic was handled so well because that’s real life.

And again, I know it was much more than a romance, but I felt like it was a romance all the way up until the end and then it just wasn’t. I was just left feeling depressed and sad when I finished. I get that it dealt with a heavy topic and while I thought that part of it was handled incredibly well, I hated that it happened and that I had gotten so attached to a character and then it ended like that. I flew through It Ends With Us and loved everything about it but the ending. I don’t want to give too much away and spoil the book, so it’s hard to talk about my issue with it that prevents me from loving it as much as everyone else does. This one could very easily be knocked off my list even though it’s probably everyone’s favorite.

Here are my top 5 (in order) favorite Colleen Hoover books. I’m anxious to finish Heart Bones and see where that one falls. While working on this list, I realized I prefer her older books to her most recent ones. I’m currently reading Colleen Hoover’s newest book, Heart Bones, so I thought I’d share my favorite CH books with y’all. Back to School is always crazy busy, so I skipped a few Fridays. Hi friends! I’m back with a Friday Five post after taking a couple of weeks off.

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