In Hopeless all secrets are revealed and lived through by
our heroin Sky Davis. As she starts
public school for the first time with an unearned reputation and her best
friend leaves her and enters Holder. Holder is a mysterious boy with the bad
past with a tattoo of Hopeless on his arm, who immediately freaks Sky out from
the very beginning. When the audience
moves on to Losing Hope, we feel like we are going into this book and we know
all Sky and Holder’s secrets. We will
not learn anything new, just the same story from a different point of
view. That would be incorrect. Losing Hope is so much more than Holder’s
POV, we see why he makes every decision, why he reacts the way he does and even
the hurtful things that we know are coming are just as hard to bear because it
is coming from a different direction and our hearts hurt all over again.
Wow! Just Wow. I loved Hopeless and I loved the characters,
I loved Hoover’s writing style, everything.
I didn’t know that Hopeless could be topped, but I think I liked it that
much more from Holder’s point of view. I
like the breaks in the story between letters to his twin sister. I loved learning about her death even though
it was heart breaking.
I loved Daniel, what a funny guy. He did outlandish things that I laughed out
loud about. I loved that he made up
nicknames for his friends and frienemies as well. There were a few scenes that
stuck out with Daniel. The cafeteria was
my absolute favorite, I was laughing out loud when he pointed specific people
out and told them the rumors they had started.
I was also happy to see Holder and Breckin’s friendship. Breckin was also a character that made me
laugh.
If you read Hopeless, which I hope you did, then this is the
next book for you. There are some
surprises in the book that were not in Hopeless so, download today! Keep Reading my Friends!
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