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"AFTER" BOOK SERIES : MY THOUGHTS


Have you ever read a book series so good you ended up missing meals and doing yoga just to comprehend what you just read? Well, that was me the first two times I read the ‘After’ book series by Anna Todd. I am currently reading them for the third time.


I first watched the movie and LITERALLY fell in love. Reading the novels changed my life. In the novels, the author brings to life a relationship based on two young people dealing with all sorts of demons of their own and exploring love. The relationship was toxic and we saw some drug use here and there. She literally touched base on what some of us go through. Making it so much more relatable.


Despite the ups and downs of life, the author was able to show that change is inevitable. When I say these novels changed me, I mean they made me look at life and relationships from a different perspective. I think we should all want so much for ourselves in life before we want it for other people.  I want to live a life that doesn’t solemnly depend on other people for my happiness. In addition, I want to be independent to make my own decisions based on what’s good for me first before considering others. And to learn to forgive and forget the past. 


Consequently, the  novels literally had me sleeping passed 11pm gasping, laughing, crying and falling in love. It made me feel a lot of other things too, honestly. If you have ever watched something or read something and you did not feel a thing then you watched/read the wrong thing.


Nonetheless, I would still want my heart to be broken by ‘Hardin’ any day. Lmao. His character was well developed. It definitely takes a lot to grow and change. In short, Anna Todd is an author to watch out for. And her book could make a good Christmas gift, just saying.


HERE IS TO MORE COFFEE TALKS.

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