Finding Cinderella by Colleen Hoover (English)

This Review is all about Finding Cinderella by Colleen Hoover English Book. Initially and foremost! Even though I truly enjoy this novella ( Finding Cinderella by Colleen Hoover ) there is one aspect of it that irritates me so much that I’m on the verge of avoiding it.

Daniel and Six (that’s a nickname) are our two main characters. Seven is her true name. They meet, connect deeply, and begin to fall in love, but Six has a secret that could make all the difference. The typical Colleen Hoover fare, you know. I’m not bothered about that. She used the “big, dark, secret” cliché in almost all of her books, which kind of annoys me, but that isn’t the purpose.

Six has some problems. We can still know even though the book isn’t written from her point of view. In any case, she often calls herself a slut as a result. Due to the fact that she had sex with six different men in just over a year prior. I understand that she was seventeen years old at the time and is in high school, so six different guys is a lot for her. Still, more than a year has passed! But once more, I hate myself. Sometimes it doesn’t make sense. It hardly ever makes sense, in fact.

Daniel tries ( Finding Cinderella by Colleen Hoover ) to reassure her, but he fails to mention that it’s her right to sleep with whoever she wants and that it doesn’t make her a slut. This is the true issue. He assures her that her previous actions are irrelevant and that she has changed.

He’s essentially telling her that although she’s not a slut now, she was once one, which really irritates me. The fact that Daniel is a wonderful man only makes it worse. He is witty, considerate, silly, and truthful. Since that isn’t him, what he says makes perfect sense. Thus, I hold Colleen Hoover accountable. I won’t even think of reading anything by her again for a long time.