Name: Tommie Wieberdink 's review of Remember Me Always by Renee Collins
Item: Remember Me Always
Rating: 4
Author: Tommie Wieberdink

Renee Collins

Shelby is nervous to start her senior year after spending the whole summer away from home. After all, it's hard to be carefree when you're trying to protect a secret. Shelby was in a devastating car accident, and everyone in town thinks that she was undergoing more physical therapy in Denver. Instead, Shelby's mother enrolled her in a clinical program to stop the panic attacks that started after the crash. The treatment erased Shelby's memory of the accident, but she can't help feeling as if a piece of herself is missing, that the treatment took more than the doctors claimed. So when Shelby starts hallucinating a boy with dark and mysterious eyes, she knows it must be a side-effect of the clinical program. Except you can't kiss hallucinations. And this boy insists that they know each other and are in love...

Remember Me Always

Tommie Wieberdink 

Why would the mother put a restraining order against Auden as if he didn’t take the blame for the man Shelby hit?? As if he didn’t save her from going to jail . I’m 100% sure she was racist too 

Maria Morales 

brianna

this was one of the most over written, pretentious, predictable books ive ever read. however, it was extremely entertaining and i couldn't put it down so?? i think this was SUPPOSED to be a mystery but i predicted the plot twists while i was 15% of the way through... i am interested in reading something else by this author but not in the near future

Makayla Reed

Although this novel isn't quite what I was expecting, I found it quite refreshing. It was nice to just read a story without feeling too tense and just letting things pan out. Some of the characters are pretty unlikable like Cam and Auden, but overall each of the characters were a breath of fresh air.

This isn't just a romance novel, it does have some aspects of a mystery because Shelby is trying to remember what happened to cause her mother to erase her memory. It's very interesting how everything plays out so if you are looking for a light read with a hint of mystery, this is the perfect book to pick up.

I had fun with this book and the writing style eventually grew on me throughout my time reading it.

Belle Ellrich

*I WAS SENT A PHYSICAL COPY BY THE PUBLISHER IN RETURN FOR AN HONEST REVIEW*
When I first laid eyes on the synopsis of this book, I fell head over heels for this story. I know you're never supposed to judge a book by the synopsis or cover, but I couldn't help but notice both! The synopsis pulled me in with immediate interest. The cover was even more gorgeous in person than I thought!

But now its time to get into the actual story. This book centers on a girl named Shelby who was in a terrible car accident that scarred her for life. Because of the panic attacks and events that happened afterward, she decided to have a treatment that erased her memories. It was after she returned, right before school started, that she began to see a boy. She's convinced herself that she's hallucinating him, but when he begins to bring up crucial evidence that proves it otherwise, she begins to freak out again.

The fact of the matter is that she begins to regret her decision of having her memory erased because of the fact that no one will tell her the truth. Everyone is keeping a secret: her mom, her best friend, even the boy she's "hallucinating." It all makes her angry because all she wants is the truth of what happened.

During this entire book, I was clawing my way through the pages. As someone who has experienced panic attacks before, I know the feeling of what the author was describing exactly. I felt that she delved deep into the medical background of how people experience these attacks and how they feel afterward. It really means a lot to me because it wasn't just forced onto the page without a care of how it would affect the people who actually experience them. It was thoroughly written out, and all of the characters were affected by it; even the ones who didn't have them.

I felt that Renee Collins did an amazing job of writing this story. The plot was well thought out, the characters were well described and had beautiful character development, and the setting was relatable to small-town residents and understandable to those who aren't. I have never wanted to reread a story more than I have this one, and I can't even believe something as real as this story exists.

For this, I give the book 5/5 stars. Everything was well plotted and well written, and I cannot thank the author enough for bringing such a book into this world.

Tommie Wieberdink &
Remember Me Always by Renee Collins

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