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Over The Heartbreaker Analysis

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My book reflection is over The Heartbreaker by Ali Novak. This book is about a girl falling in love with the lead singer of America’s favorite boy band and trying to overcome an overwhelming amount of obstacles. The book, in my opinion, was pretty amazing. It was very interesting and reminded me of so many past events. One of the main themes of this story is love. The story went on to tell how difficult love truly is and described some of the sacrifices the characters had to go through. Which reminds me of my grandparents. My grandparents are very much in love and I believe they’ve been married for 33 years. I am sure that they have made some tough decisions and I doubt they regret it one bit. I see first hand that couples have to make so

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