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Audiobook: This is the 3rd book in the trilogy about Louisa Clark and the memory of Will Traynor, (Me Before You and After You), but a bit aimless. She moves to NYC to be an assistant to a wealthy couple. The first 1/3 is the best, but after that it began to slog. The spunky fresh-minded Louisa is gone, replaced by a woman who can‘t seem to move forward without a boyfriend…

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And that's a wrap.

I loved Me Before You and I was sceptical if this needed to be a trilogy. Having finished book three I wish it was a quartet. I need another book, I'm not ready for this to be over.

I recently said, I hope when this wraps up everyone is in their right places, and they are.

Its been a journey Louisa Clark. You in your bee striped tights have made me smile on many griefy days.

Just live well. Just live.

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This book started off beautifully. I could picture every area of New York as if I were back there myself. There were secrets, scandal and a look into the lives of a rich upper class manhattan family. Then the story line just tapered off into nothingness and I was bored out of my mind reading the remainder of the book. I found myself skimming over multiple pages of scene which I felt were so unnecessary to the story.

🤍☕️ January book
“Still Me” - Jojo Moyes

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Adore this trilogy

Lou goes to New York and finds out who she is.

I am very happy with the ending of the series. It was a good book.

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Louisa works for a very wealthy family in NY but can her relationship with Ambulance Sam stand the strain of living so far apart?

Pleasant enough but it suffered from my memories of the events in the 2nd book being rather vague apart from the introduction of Lily as a character.

Probably my least favourite of the three books but that‘s probably more to do with my frustrations with the character than the writing. However knowing this is the final book in a trilogy is really annoying because I really really want to know what is going to happen next. I am glad that Louisa stayed true to herself and that she did finally end up with the man of her dreams.

I actually didn‘t realize this was the third part of a series until about 1/3 of the way through. I had seen the movie me before you and finally put it together. tells you it‘s still a great story without having read the other books. I loved the chaos of louisa‘s journey. I liked that a lot there were lot of non cliche turns and even though the ending was pretty cliche it was really good and I think the best way it could have ended.

This mad me sooooo mad!!!😡🤬
Ordered book 3 to finish the series, and this is how it came. UGH. LOL

Loved following Lou to her new life in NYC. This book didn‘t take the path I thought it would, but it still kept my attention and it was great to see characters both old and new make appearances. I‘ll miss reading about Lou and her adventures, but am glad the series had a proper end. I‘m going to try some of Jojo Moyes‘ other books.

Waiting in an early voting line...with a book of course! Enjoying this one a lot so far. I hope everything works out for Lou!

Where do I begin with Louisa. Have you ever felt like you have lost yourself or you don't know who you are? Or did you realize later that you were changing yourself for someone? Louisa's discovering of herself in Still Me was wonderful. She also was learning the art of letting go as well. I felt a kindred spirit thing while reading her and her journey. I wanted to laugher with her one moment then cry with her the next.

Jojo did it again! I really enjoyed this continuation of Louisa‘s story. I cried all the tears! 🖤😭

My blue #Ipsy Thanks for the tag @Andrew65 😉

I haven‘t read this book yet, but have read the others in the “series”.

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Post a book with a Green cover & tag some Littens! 📚🥰

I really liked this book! Romance, friendship, truth, and what it means to stand up for yourself. I thought the ending was beautiful. Recommend if you want something easy to read and engrossing for a few hours. :)

Stayed up past my bedtime to finish off this book! I originally got it as an ARC from Goodreads, and I have absolutely no idea why it took me so long to finally get around to reading it! I love Louisa Clark, and all her crazy adventures. I hope this isn‘t the last in the series. ♥️🤍💙

This is the 11th book read this month off of my personal shelf. #marchunshelfing

Thanks to shift work, I‘ve had a hard time falling asleep at a decent time. So last night I decided to start the audiobook while I laid in bed. I‘m really enjoying it so far, so I‘m taking the paper copy to work tonight. Here‘s to hoping it‘s a slow night and I can get some reading in 🤞🏻#MarchUnshelfing

Good morning Littens.
What could be better on your last day before work to spend some time with the ducklings and read a bit?

Have a lovely sunday!

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Good morning!
Do you read books in languages other than your mother tounge?

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I didn't think I'd like this one, kinda thought the first 2 were enough, but I really did enjoy it.. I was hooked from the start, loved reading about her adventure in New York.. 😊

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I usually have 3 books on the go.. This is 2/3.. 😊

I've had this on my Kindle for a while, time to get it read & catch up with Louisa.. 😊

New reading for the new year!!! 😍💕💕

Really enjoyed the details of the journey of Lou, not just to a new city but also as a woman discovering herself and her passion.

I was really looking forward to this as I loved the first book. Honestly, it took me a while to finish I kept picking it up and putting it down and felt that the storyline was quiet weak and the characters weren‘t likeable. Quietly disappointed.

I've owned this book since the day it came out. Time to actually read it.

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It‘s a love story. And I love it. I liked it much better than the second volume. Of course, it‘s not free from foreseeable turns and cliche-like developments (Agnes, Sam, Margot) but I loved Lou‘s New York too much to let this mess my reading experience and entertainment. The bits of life wisdom on top made my heart melt.

Plus: My alarm clock ⏰ will ring in about three hours. 😱 Who writes an excuse note for me❓

Between lunch and my next appointment I could squeeze in 50 pages of reading.

That they feel like only 20 surely is a sign how diverting I find the story. 😁

Almost page 200.
Almost halfway through. 🤥

Okay, through with a bit more than one third.
But I like it, it‘s quick, easy and entertaining in a good way. Not as lengthy as volume two.

But *sigh*, yes, I know that there are genre-regularities to “obey”, but, you know, the plot is set in the Internet Age. So, why not use the possibilities this offers instead of artificially forcing exactly that kind of conflict every 5-year-old can guess. 🤐

Huge amount of Sunday-evening-happiness.

Thanks to a cosy read and CampariO.

Littens, I don‘t know, if it‘s worth it to be rich. (Most of the time I think, no.)

But having a personal assistant, my own personal assistant, only at my side for _me_ and me only, seems veeeery tempting, doesn‘t it❓

Or is it just me and my snobby self❓

Anyone like-minded❓

(It reads easy. More fluent and entertaining than my last book.)

A link for my German followers. Just in case that someone finds her- or himself in similar situation to the one I am in at the moment:

Needless to say that the link offers spoilers, I think.

🇩🇪 https://querleserin.blogspot.com/2015/10/jojo-moyes-ein-ganzes-neues-leben.html?...

I think I need something un-thrilling now.

But as I said before, I think it‘s really wise to do a bit of research about how the second volume ended. I completely forgot that. Or is anyone online who in that test can help me out quickly❓

Finally reading this one, loving it!!

Also from yesterday‘s stop at the bookshop. 😇

It‘s the third volume in the “Me-before-you”-series and I wasn‘t really sure if I wanted to read it when it was announced/came out because I didn‘t like the second volume very much.

But as I saw that it is available as paper back and quite a tome it was a bit of an impulse purchase.

Now I‘m looking forward to it but I think I need to find out about the ending of the predecessor, first.

Joining into the #24in48 Readathon tomorrow. My picks for the event along with audiobooks and tablet. I can't wait!!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Oh, Louisa Clark, your quirkiness & big heart are just what I needed! Admittedly, I was miffed when Moyes wrote a sequel to the thought-provoking Me Before You. I didn‘t think it was needed. Read After You & was underwhelmed. So, I wasn‘t going to read this third installment, but I‘m happy I did. In NYC for temporary work, Louisa continues her path of self discovery. She befriends several unique individuals. It‘s really a lovely story.

I hate reading a book only to realise halfway through that it is part of a series and it's like the last one 😭 Now i feel obliged to wait until i have the other books in the series and start from the very beginning how the author intended it to be! 😩
Sorry JoJo! The part of 'Still me' i read was fantastic, but i can't carry on until I've purchased and read the first two in the collection 😞

My public library is having its biggest book sale of the year so my personal library shelves just gained a significant amount of weight. I was missing the 3rd book of this series and that was just wrong - problem solved for 2 bucks!

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You‘ve got to love the books that have you excited to finish but sad to be done. This series is light, fun, and full of feels.

I‘m not good at these things, but I‘ll play!

1) I got to spend time at home in ND with my family.
2) The Harry Potter series...it legitimately never gets old.
3) St. Louis Blues
4) Frankenstein...there weren‘t many required reading books that I actually liked, but this one was great.