Famous AuthorsColleen Hoover's Top 10 Favorite Books: A Surprise Mix

Colleen Hoover’s Top 10 Favorite Books: A Surprise Mix

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Introduction

Colleen Hoover, acclaimed author of “It Ends With Us” and “Verity,” has shared her top 10 favorite books, revealing surprising choices for her fans. While many may expect her list to feature similar themes to her popular novels, her Goodreads selections showcase a diverse range of literary works.

Favorite Picks Revealed

Leading her list is “Where the Sidewalk Ends” by Shel Silverstein, a timeless poetry collection published in 1974. The book is adored by readers for its both humor and profundity, telling stories of whimsical scenarios—from a boy who turns into a television to a girl who consumes a whale. It boasts over 1.4 million reviews and an impressive average rating of 4.34 on Goodreads.

Noteworthy Selections

Second on Hoover’s list is Judy Blume’s “In the Unlikely Event,” a heartfelt narrative that unveils Miri Ammerman’s journey as she revisits her hometown to celebrate a tumultuous year in her life. Published in 2015, this novel has an average rating of 3.57 based on more than 70,000 reviews. Another popular choice is Caroline Kepnes’s “Hidden Bodies,” part of the “You” series, which has garnered attention due to its Netflix adaptation. Although opinions vary, the book maintains a respectable average score of 3.74 from around 85,000 reviews.

Additionally, readers will find “Me Before You” by Jojo Moyes on Hoover’s list, a poignant tale of a woman’s attempt to help a man find joy during his final months. This highly-reviewed work, with a rating of 4.26 from over 1.7 million reviews, was adapted into a well-received film.

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