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A review by thindbooks
Remember Me by Estelle Laure
4.0
*this arc was sent to me by the publisher to give an honest review in return*
This was such an amazing book that deals with grief, pain and loss. This book is about a girl who wakes up to notice that something isn't right and receives a note to meet someone at the bus. This book kind of gave me The Program vibe but with this having more pain and healing to the story. I really enjoyed the author's writing in this book as she did such an amazing job with talking about grief and pain. The storyline was greatly done but honestly the story was spoiled for me from the synopsis. There were some surprising elements that made up for it (for me). The pacing was great and this was also a very short read (around 300) pages!
The main character in this book is Blue who was such a great character but kind of needed a better character development. I enjoyed the fact that we got to learn more about her and how she learned who she is but it wasn't something new for her if you know what I mean. There is also a main side character who is Adam and he helps Blue get her memories back. I enjoyed his character and his building relationship with Blue. There are also great side characters including a non-binary one. The romance is super sweet with I guess you can say second chance romance.
The ending was really great but expected with how the story was going. I honestly didn't expect this book to be sci-fi in the sense of The Program but it felt close to that book. I wish the synopsis didn't spoil the story so we got more of the surprise element in the book. I totally recommend reading this book as it talks about pain and loss which would break your heart a thousand times.
This was such an amazing book that deals with grief, pain and loss. This book is about a girl who wakes up to notice that something isn't right and receives a note to meet someone at the bus. This book kind of gave me The Program vibe but with this having more pain and healing to the story. I really enjoyed the author's writing in this book as she did such an amazing job with talking about grief and pain. The storyline was greatly done but honestly the story was spoiled for me from the synopsis. There were some surprising elements that made up for it (for me). The pacing was great and this was also a very short read (around 300) pages!
The main character in this book is Blue who was such a great character but kind of needed a better character development. I enjoyed the fact that we got to learn more about her and how she learned who she is but it wasn't something new for her if you know what I mean. There is also a main side character who is Adam and he helps Blue get her memories back. I enjoyed his character and his building relationship with Blue. There are also great side characters including a non-binary one. The romance is super sweet with I guess you can say second chance romance.
The ending was really great but expected with how the story was going. I honestly didn't expect this book to be sci-fi in the sense of The Program but it felt close to that book. I wish the synopsis didn't spoil the story so we got more of the surprise element in the book. I totally recommend reading this book as it talks about pain and loss which would break your heart a thousand times.