Michelle Madow's writing was really pleasant. I think that the story was studied well, so the plot was able to flow nicely. Clearly, the story proved that Madow made a prominent effort in researching about reincarnation. The fusion of the worlds of past and present harmonized well and was …show more content…
Elizabeth, the main character, is pleasant, good-natured and easy to relate to. She is this flirty, quirky, smart, teenage girl but not too much of any extreme in a sense that you would feel irritated and annoyed. Drew is a strikingly gorgeous man, sweet and endearing. Any typical teenage girl would swoon and become infatuated with him.
The relationship between Lizzie and Drew was exceptional. The love they have for each other was beautiful and bizarre. It was crazy that while reading this book, I found myself realizing that sometimes ignoring how you feel towards the one you truly love is harder and painful than just letting love work between the two of you even if the circumstances are difficult.
Remembrance had all the formulas for a swoon-worthy romance. It wasn't overdone, and it had just the right amount, texture, and awesomeness. It would give the readers almost anything they want in a mushy romance, while still making it a remarkable and refreshing read. Remembrance has shown that anyone may get a second chance to make things better than before, to mend heartaches and previous blunders, and to become better than what you were in the