BOOK REVIEW RUNDOWN: THE LOVE OF MY AFTERLIFE

📖BOOK TITLE: THE LOVE OF MY AFTER LIFE

📖AUTHOR: KIRSTY GREENWOOD

📖THOUGHTS&OPINIONS:

#NinetyFifthBookOf2024 #FiveBooksToHundred 🎉

I'm going to start this review with a quote: Life is not about filling time; it's about fulfilling it. I laughed, I shed some tears (even if I'm not going to admit that to anyone 🤭) and I loved it.

When I started this book, I had some mixed feelings. Halfway through, I was like, okay. Towards the end, I was laughing, cleaning my tears that I so didn't cry 😂😂, and patting myself on the back, saying that I'm so glad I finished this book.

Delphie meets her soulmate at Evermore and instantly strikes a deal with her afterlife therapist Merritt to go back to Earth to search for him (a scavenger hunt for a man😂), and then she enlists the help of her grumpy neighbor R.L. Cooper (if you've read the book, you'll realize like I did that Cooper's initials are very funny), and even though I'd already figured out what would happen in terms of love interest, I still enjoyed every bit of it, and Merritt is such a character 😂😂.

Another thing that made me really emotional was how Delphie opened up more to people and how she has her own community and love now. It is the perfect found family trope❤❤.

This book is everything it says it is. So if you haven't read it yet, what are you waiting for!!

📖RATINGS: 4 STARS ⭐⭐⭐⭐

📖QUOTES:

♤The problem with so many people you encounter in life is that they’re being the version of themselves they think they should be rather than the person they actually are.

♤Life is too short to wait around on a good idea.

♤My past is what makes me, me. And all of it, good and bad, has led me here today.

♤If people want to go, sometimes it’s easier to just let them.

♤Being alive is about experiencing the full gamut of emotions. If you’re not feeling pushed and pulled and scared and delighted instead of just safe—then you’re not doing it right

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