Never got a book the day the day it was released before - exciting stuff. I’ve just read Me Before You, looking forward to continuing Louisa’s Journey.

I really enjoyed all the people Louisa Clarke met on her adventures in New York, and her new experiences. But what an epic series of highs and lows she had to live through in this book - as if she hadn’t been through enough in the last two books right? We are all made up of every experience we live through and without them we wouldn’t be who we are now. Lou had to learn the hard way or she would have never gotten on track. Ms Moyes has finally given me the satisfying conclusion for Lou that I have been craving.

Book is reserved for a fellow BookCrosser.

Received in the post today as a RABCK from Shahrun (although I did in fact ask her to save it for me)! Thanks very much. I shall be reading this very soon as I can't wait to find out the third instalment of the story. I also have at least two other people who want to read it after me.

This book will be given to Emscott10 when we meet for a bookswap. (Note to self -do try to finish it by then!!)


To the finder:-
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I already have books travelling in many countries around the world-a list can be found on my bookcrossing profile.

When re-releasing this book please be aware that airports are not a good place to leave books unless they have a specific book exchange shelf or area, due to security problems, so they may well just be disposed of. Also charity shops may well discard books that have been labelled in any way and they mostly chose only the books in the very best condition
to place on their shelves and discard the rest-so another bad release option.

REVIEW:-"I was rather disappointed with the start of this book as I thought that the conversation Louisa had with the US Security official was highly unlikely as I know from personal experience. I realise this was to bring the reader up to date with the "story so far" but it didn't work for me. However the book improved immensely from that point on and I really enjoyed the story although I thought the introduction of Eddy to Louisa's family on Christmas Day was unlikely too.
I laughed out loud when Louisa had too much to drink one night and, when in a taxi, asked her companion "Do you know I have two legs in two places?" to which he replied "Somehow that doesn't surprise me".
I loved how Louisa secretly made use of the Gopniks' WIFI and I'm sure that in her place I would have done the same (but no spoilers from me). I also liked the quote from an elderly lady who said "You know, when you get to my age, the pile of regrets becomes so huge it can obscure the view terribly". That really makes you think (when you get to my age).

All in all a very satisfactory third instalment in this story with some new and interesting characters."

I'm reserving the book for Emscott10 and also for my sister-in-law C when it is returned to me. Also would like to pass this book to my friend Lin who is currently reading the first books 📚 in the series.

Collected from Daffodil-2 today, thank you!

I unfortunately couldn’t get into this book as I felt the story was very ‘samey’ to the first and second books so I was disappointed. I will leave this in the beach hut book exchange.

I unfortunately couldn’t get into this book as I felt the story was very ‘samey’ to the first and second books so I was disappointed. I will leave this in the beach hut book exchange.