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Cosmopolitan called Anna Todd “the biggest literary phenom of her generation.” That’s Normal declared Hardin and Tessa “The Mr. Darcy and Lizzy Bennet of our time.” Revel in the awesome, messy power of true love.
BEFORE Hardin met Tessa he was a raging storm. DURING those first moments they met, he realized he needed to keep her for himself—his life depended on it. AFTER they got together, the world would never be the same.
Hardin and Tessa’s dramatic love affair became a vortex pulling in everyone around them. For the first time these others are given voice as they appear before, during, and after the events in original After novels. Alongside them, Hardin’s account of his first encounters with Tessa—which will change what you thought you knew about the brooding boy and the angel who loved him.
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Creo que este libro fue algo innecesario, porque Hardin si habla en los otros libros. Lo leí a medias y fue el mas aburrido de toda la saga.
This was definitely not what I had expected of this books. I also didn't care for all the back stories and story wrap-ups. To me this was like a summary of the first book with a few little extras. Kinda boring if you already read the entire series.
Reading his perspective of everything kind of put everything like those last minute like touches on the overall plot and story and I love that. Well. I don't like the only reason why I didn't give it a 5 out of five. Is that the little snippets of all the other characters kind of threw me off because of my head? I'm trying to think like oh did he go interview these people for his book? Because in my head I'm reading this book as if this is his book that he published. So like yeah it's giving us more information about the characters as readers. Just looking into the story but the same time from the way that he wrote or the way that this book is written. I'm looking it as his book like his book. After that he published. So it's kind of hard for me to like read the character information or characters and then be like. Yeah it's just more information even though I know it's just literally more information.