Restore Me

I'm obsessed with this book! The storyline was so engaging, and the characters felt like real people. Would highly recommend to anyone who loves fantasy novels!

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I LOVED THIS BOOK. I REPEAT: I LOVED THIS BOOK. No one is more surprised than me by just how much I loved this book. In fact, I am so fond of this book that I wanted to immediately start reading it again as soon as I finished reading it. Honestly, the Shatter Me series has never been one of my favorites. Sure, I like it, and I was excited when I saw the news that Tahereh Mafi was planning on releasing (3?) new books in the series, but I wasn’t excited to the point of being over the moon about the new additions. It’s been a while since I have read the original three books in this series, and at some point (hopefully soon) I need to go back and give them a reread to see if my opinions on each book has changed. I really loved the third book in the series, Ignite Me (BECAUSE, WARNETTE) but from what I can remember, I thought the first book was just okay, while I had a hard time making it through Unravel Me, the second book in the series. But there is one thing I have loved about each of the books in the series, despite any negative opinions I may have had, and that is Tahereh’s beautiful writing style. Her writing is just so unique, and it is that very reason that I continued reading this series, despite the fact that I wasn’t captivated by the plot of the first book. Restore Me follows the aftermath of the events of Ignite Me, and shit gets real. I loved everything about this book. The plot. The character development. The Writing. It was so interesting to see how Juliette, a 17 year old, would handle all the power suddenly at her exposure, as she is the new head of Sector 45. This book is told in alternating view points, from the perspectives of Juliette and Warner. I really love that Tahereh decided to tell the story this way and give us glimpse into their thoughts and everything they were feeling, as they both had so much going on, internally and externally. In the midst of everything they are already dealing with, they hit some snags in their relationship, and although I wanted them to be living happily ever after forever and ever with no problems whatsoever, the relationship problems they are facing are very realistic and its understandable that the problems in which they are facing come into play. (But they better get that happily ever after!) Due to everything Juliette and Warner are dealing with, and everything that they have endured within their pasts, they are both naturally struggling with anxiety, and I was especially drawn towards Warner’s struggles with anxiety. Everything he was feeling in regards to his anxiety was understandable, given everything he has been through in life, and the way in which his anxiety was described was just so painfully real. As someone who struggles with anxiety on a daily basis, I was very impressed with the way in which Tahereh described what its like to be suffocated by anxiety. I wanted to reach into the pages of this book and give Warner a hug. As for my thoughts on Juliette: she is wonderful and amazing and so strong and I am so proud of her for everything she has overcome and everything that she has achieved thus far and I can’t wait to see what she accomplishes next. You are doing amazing sweetie, and I am rooting for you every step of the way. This book also features some of my favorite chapters/scenes from the Shatter Me series so far. The scenes I speak of all are scenes that include Warner/Juliette and Warner/Kenji. Also: Kenji is his usual wonderful, perfect self and my love for him continues to grow as the series progresses. Just wanted to throw that out there. AND THAT ENDING. I am still at a loss for words. I need the next book and I need it now! Okay, I am going to end this review here, as I know what I have written is a rambling mess and I will more than likely come back and edit the entire thing at some point. I just want it to be known that I loved Restore Me and I will be impatiently counting down the days until the release of the next book!

Really loved this book!!!

Necesito que alguien me rompa la ilusión rápido y me diga sí la firma es real o sí es impresa

RESTORE ME (Shatter Me #4) • • ⭐️:5,0/5 • • 💬: Juliette Ferrars thought she'd won. She took over Sector 45, was named the new Supreme Commander, and now has Warner by her side. But she's still the girl with the ability to kill with a single touch—and now she's got the whole world in the palm of her hand. When tragedy hits, who will she become? Will she be able to control the power she wields and use it for good? • • 🔰: Oh God, this is going to be long. Let’s start by me saying that overall this book was really good. Not like ~omg changed my world~ but it gave me some kind of peace of mind in some aspects and in others destroyed my heart (hehe). Throughout the whole book i kept waiting for something big to happen because the way the plot goes it gives us the feeling that it’s preparing us for something more, maybe preparing us for the new “plot” of the trilogy. This book focus a lot in how Warner and Juliette deals with the aftermaths of what happened in Ignite Me and I really appreciated that because we had a glimpse of both of this characters individual internal struggles and how they are growing and changing, because traumatic/war can change people. And I think both of this characters didn’t know that, and it showed then discovering each other again, not only about each other but also discovering things about themselves that they never stop to think about it before. And to REALLY know the truth about their pasts. There were so many secrets being brought to light that I kept turning the pages until I had all my answers, but the more I went on the more I got curious! People, there are major plot twists and I LOVED EVERYTHING. Of course, I also felt sad because some of the secrets are difficult to handle, specially for Juliette. And for Warner. Consequently to everyone because no one knew anything basically and everything just blew on their faces. Castle was a real bitch about not being more open, he should have told what he knows, I’m sure he has a reason for it...and I don’t want to have a final decision about him because I’m sure it has something to do about his sons and his past. Warner showed that he is trying. Trying so hard to be different from his usual self, but at the same time afraid of that and always denying it. He wants to keep going but he also knows he screws up and also did horrible things before Juliette. And he really needs to take some time off to grieve, to talk about his feelings because he will explode and he kind of did right? His panic attack was a clear show of how much he needs help (Kenji was a great choice to be the one to deal with a heartbroken and panicky Warner). I really hope that Juliette and Warner talk more on the next book, about real important things about their pasta about their life's, not only about their love for each other. Juliette is growing up. Because she finally admits that she needed to more prepared for the role she was taking. I don’t blame her, she needed a break too. After all the suffering she had to endure during these past few years she needed a little bit of relaxing, of course. Everything happened so fast that she barely had time to heal, and throughout the story other wounds opened. Juliette deserves the world, she deserved to know the truth and to be happy! I’m pleased to know she has Kenji as a best friend and now (view spoiler). She needs real friends who she trusts. Also, I hate her mother. Give me all the brotp scenes between Kenji and Warner, give me this bromance that has so much potential and so much understanding between them. Kenji makes me laugh and love him so much, pretty much in all of his scenes. Also, the only two scenes that featured Adam were amazing and he is starting to crawl his way back to my heart. I want to end this little review with: OMG THE POLAROIDS SCENE RUINED ME.

Ya this book is good. This series is good. Just read this book.