Colleen Hoover

INSTANT NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER The #1 New York Times bestselling author of It Ends with Us—whose writing is “emotionally wrenching and utterly original” (Sara Shepard, New York Times bestselling author of the Pretty Little Liars series)—delivers a tour de force novel about a troubled marriage and the one old forgotten promise that might be able to save it. Quinn and Graham’s perfect love is threatened by their imperfect marriage. The memories, mistakes, and secrets that they have built up over the years are now tearing them apart. The one thing that could save them might also be the very thing that pushes their marriage beyond the point of repair. All Your Perfects is a profound novel about a damaged couple whose potential future hinges on promises made in the past. This is a heartbreaking page-turner that asks: Can a resounding love with a perfect beginning survive a lifetime between two imperfect people?

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All Your Perfects

Can a love story with a perfect beginning survive a lifetime between two imperfect people?
THEN: The last thing Quinn expected was to meet the love of her life just outside her fiancé's front door. A year after leaving behind their cheating partners, Quinn and Graham are in a perfect relationship that seems designed by fate.
NOW: Seven years later, their perfect love is threatened by their imperfect marriage.
The memories, mistakes and dreams that they have built up over the years are tearing them apart. The one thing that could save them might also be the very thing that pushes their marriage past the point of no return.

Faith

In our defence, it's hard to admit that a marriage might be over when the love is still there. People are led to believe that a marriage ends only when the love has been lost. When anger replaces happiness. When contempt replaces bliss. But Graham and I aren't angry at each other. We're just not the same people we used to be.

If a scientist could figure out how to align the heart with the brain, there would be very little agony left in the world.

The problem is love and happiness are not concordant. One can exist without the other. 

ReadwithZanariah 

Something so perfect could never become a regret.

No matter how much you love someone~ the capacity of that love is meaningless if it outweighs your capacity to forgive

But I can’t change. We are who our circumstances turn us into

It's been difficult getting over Ethan. Well, not Ethan per se. Losing the relationship was harder than losing Ethan. When yOu associate yourself with another person for so long, it's difficult becoming your own person again. 

Rose Donovan

“I was actually looking at him and wondering if you would continue to love me if I never became the one thing you wished I could be.”

Charlote

People cant always control who their circumstances turn them into. 

Maria M

Apologies are good for admitting regret, but they do very little in removing the truth from the actions that caused the regret.

Kenna 

“I’ll love you forever and always” Graham 

Mathilde Lundin

Manda

I can spend my time focusing on the perfect version of the life I'll never have or I can spend my time enjoying to life I do have.

And the life I have would provide me with so much opportunity if I would get out of my own head long enough to chase those opportunities.

Ruby Gentry-Clark

I hope you choose the road that will make you the happiest. Even if it's not a choice I'l love, I will still always love you. Whether I'm a part of your life or not. You deserve happiness more than anyone I know.

we’re all full of flaws. hundreds of them.they are like tiny holes all over our skin. and like your fortune said, sometimes we shine too much light on our own flaws. But there are some people who try to ignore their own flaws by shining lights on other peoples to the point that the other persons flaws become their only focus. they pick at them little by little, until they rip wide open and that’s all we become to them. one giant, gaping flaw.

apologies are good for admitting regret, but they do very little in removing the truth from the actions that caused the regret.

sometimes i feel like i’m making love to a corpse.

This past year has been the absolute hardest of all the years. I'm losing faith. Losing interest. Losing hope.

it’s strange how i can miss a person still here

if you only shine light on your flaws, all your perfects will dim

scarlett whatson 

Vicky embling

No matter how much you love someone the capacity of that love is meaningless if it outweighs your capacity to forgive.

This book covered very sensitive real topics in a very eye opening way. It was very emotional and definitely one of the best reads of the year 

Abigaik woolford 

Here I am at the end of my 2nd Hoover book back-to-back and despite it once again being a book full of tones of emotions and I think that I can say that I have a new outlook of life after finishing this one. I found this one completely riveted; The Book has strong characterisation that fuels the entire narrative. I have to say that I just loved the character and despite the times that I was screaming at them at times I just wanted the best for them both.  

I read this over the course of two days, and I had to force myself to put it down. When I wasn’t reading, I was thinking about these characters and how their marriage was going to play out.

This takes a realistic look at infertility and how it can tear a marriage apart, which might be hard for some to read. However, the dark parts are nicely wrapped inside the Then sections of the novel exploring when the characters first meet, which helped to harshen the blow when it came to reading the most painfully moments. Overall, I found this to be heartbreaking, endearing, and full of sappy goodness!

Ian Brakspear

Here I am at the end of my 2nd Hoover book back-to-back and despite it once again being a book full of tones of emotions and I think that I can say that I have a new outlook of life after finishing this one. I found this one completely riveted; The Book has strong characterisation that fuels the entire narrative. I have to say that I just loved the character and despite the times that I was screaming at them at times I just wanted the best for them both.  


I read this over the course of two days, and I had to force myself to put it down. When I wasn’t reading, I was thinking about these characters and how their marriage was going to play out.

 

This takes a realistic look at infertility and how it can tear a marriage apart, which might be hard for some to read. However, the dark parts are nicely wrapped inside the Then sections of the novel exploring when the characters first meet, which helped to harshen the blow when it came to reading the most painfully moments. Overall, I found this to be heartbreaking, endearing, and full of sappy goodness!

This book is so real. In reality there is no happily ever after.

The story is centre around their hope for a child. It is embedded on every chapter I read.

The book paints 2 different part of Quin & Graham’s relationship. Chapters on ‘Then’; which were filled with how messed up and beautiful their love can be. While Chapters on ‘Now’ will filled with hatred, infertility, infidelity, grief, anxiety. 

Absolutely love this book. 

This book is so real. In reality there is no happily ever after.

The story is centre around their hope for a child. It is embedded on every chapter I read.

The book paints 2 different part of Quin & Graham’s relationship. Chapters on ‘Then’; which were filled with how messed up and beautiful their love can be. While Chapters on ‘Now’ will filled with hatred, infertility, infidelity, grief, anxiety. 



hannah 

loved seeing the representation for endometriosis, never read a book including it before. I felt like it could have explained it a bit more as some don’t really know anything about it. Felt very realistic in a marriage life, the heartbreak was definitely felt in me. 

Hanna Rybchynska

chateau

took a star away bcs of the things i prefer quinn not to do. few of them are subjectives. the lefts are just about my resentment of quinn as she avoid communicate, discuss, and other type of two sides talking with graham. it could mostly fix a lot of things???? she tends to mourn a lot. busy with her own thoughts. busy with her own presumptions that aren't always right. graham is most likely be the one who always took in charge, took the first step, make the inisiative, while quinn is less active. not trying to sound superior in rls, but we all know the relationship is about both sides efforts. but little did i know, i kept busy raging with my own resentment of quinn only finding out it was the conclusion the author wants to tell. idk if this is a clue of how success she is making me feel, or.. otherwise. but, good advice.

sorry if i sound too harsh in this review but.. i said what i thought.

Can a love story with a perfect beginning survive a lifetime between two imperfect people? From the bestselling author of It Ends With Us. THEN: The last thing Quinn expected was to meet the love of her life just outside her fiancé's front door. A year after leaving behind their cheating partners, Quinn and Graham are in a perfect relationship that seems designed by fate. NOW: Seven years later, their perfect love is threatened by their imperfect marriage. The memories, mistakes, and dreams that they have built up over the years are tearing them apart. The one thing that could save them might also be the very thing that pushes their marriage past the point of no return. Written with the same emotional depth and keen insight that made Colleen Hoover's It Ends with Us and Ugly Love instant New York Times bestsellers. All Your Perfects is a powerfully moving story about a broken couple whose future hinges on promises made in the past, reminding us that the enduring power of love is the ultimate saviour. Praise for All Your Perfects 'Colleen Hoover returns with an emotionally raw page-turner.' Us Weekly 'Colleen Hoover crafts the unraveling of a marriage with brutal, unflinching honesty. The genius is in how she stitches together the perfect ending. This is one beautiful story.' Tracey Garvis Graves, author of The Girl He Used to Know 'A poignant love story ... With Hoover's evocative style, readers will experience the emotion of this story while sympathising with both Quinn and Graham.' Booklist

aleksandra

1/5

I hope my marriage is better than theirs.

Isabella 

I love this book so much. I LOVE IT. I loved it because it has everything I questioned and feared, and it somehow gave me answers. I know it will not be as accurate as it is in the real world, but knowing some part of it really made me at ease. I always wondered what would happen if what happened in the book happened in real life; it is quite scary, and seeing how realistic the situation they were in made me love the book. I have no idea about the accuracy of it, but it was good enough for me.

Sidney Schaffner

Good. Not great. I’m sure it would be more relatable to someone who wants children.

3.5⭐️ Just under 100 pages were literally missing from this book so maybe this review isn’t valid idk. Funnily enough I feel like this was the healthiest relationship Colleen hoover has written even if it’s about a failing marriage 🤣

Marcie Allen

coho's so unhinged for putting me into such emotional descent and ascent. bold of you to write this in alternating then and now chapters; i'm giving you 5 stars for that.

It was a really good and was sad for most of the book. i didn’t like how the book switched from then and now each chapter but it was a good book!

Zamyha🩷

Was a short book but felt long and hard to read 

Saya Snyder 

Loved the THEN pov 

The NOW pov was boring until the end

Absolutely loved the ending 

I love the characters.

Was a short book but felt long and hard to read 

Read in a day 

rakshu

why. HOW does colleen hoover break my heart every single time and somehow heal it again??? god. what a great fucking book. Graham and Quinn will always be my favorite fictional characters now. Hell, i’m gonna be one of their imaginary child as well. Loved this book. will keep coming back to it, i know that much.

Kenzi Linton

This book had me SOBBING!!! I finished it in 8 hours (which is kind of funny with 8 being mentioned in the story quite a bit). I’m glad I chose this book as my first CoHo one!!

My full review on this story will be shared on @delicatedayreads on Instagram

Madilyn Taylor

Abby Tjon

This book was good and written well. The only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars is because there wasn’t any big plot twists!

Raven K

4.5! This one was reallyyy good! The characters in this book honestly felt like real people to me. Colleen Hoover's books literally never disappoint.

Kareena Suneja

** spoiler alert **
           After extreme consideration I would like to give this book maximum 3.5 Stars.

This is one of the books that I took a lot of time to read not because of lack of time but solely the plot wasn’t interesting until 50% of the book.

I still don’t understand the character of Graham, I get coho writes on real life relationship issues. But a guy cheating on his wife??? And then suddenly regretting right after his wife asked about it? And QUINN FORGIVING HIM?
I’m sorry but I don’t accept it. I have my own opinions obviously and cheating is something which is just a no-no.

I accept that graham and Quinn had one of the most magical love stories in the starting and part of the reason their marriage almost failed was not because of infertility (not saying that wasn’t a big factor) but they didn’t take enough time to get to know each other before jumping into marriage. I MEAN THE GUY INTRODUCED HER TO HIS FAMILY THE NEXT DAY.

The book was good enough only after 50% I was able to read 150 pages within the last 2 days just because there was something that was happening at least.

Ayça

How HOW can you forgive your husband after he cheated on you?? You were both going through a hard time and just needed to talk with eachother.

Barbara Williford

There are not enough stars for this one!

Graham and Quinn appear to have the perfect relationship and the perfect marriage until the stress in infertility literally tears them apart. As they are on their last leg and calling it quits, they have to face reality of their relationship and their secrets. This book really hits home with those suffering from infertility and how it can impact their lives emotionally and physically.

Trigger warnings: infertility, miscarriage, strong language and sexual content.

my friend picked this book for me.. I don’t like CoHo..  BUT it was an easy-read. It had a great ending And i liked how she described And wrote about their feelings

rudolf

Maria Shade

Very quick read, but in a good way. I felt all sorts of emotions, and the ending was perfect.

All Your Perfects A Novel

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