The Things We Leave Unfinished Paperback – 1 January 2022

Have you ever read a book so beautiful and powerful that you’ve been reluctant to put your feelings about it into words, only to find that, over time, you’ve forgotten many of the emotions you wanted to express? That’s exactly what happened to me with this book.I picked it up without knowing it would become one of my favorite reads from last year. The letters in this story were both heartwarming and heartbreaking, and the chemistry and emotional tension in both love stories were intense. Though I anticipated certain parts of the ending, I couldn’t help but wish for things to turn out well for everyone. This book made me feel as if I were mourning the loss of a real person—it made me cry, laugh, shatter my heart, and ultimately heal it.Each love story was written with such beauty, and I’m so grateful that some characters found the happy ending they deserved. The way the struggles, pain and separation caused by wars were conveyed made me feel everything the characters were experiencing. Even now, my heart still aches when I think of how it ended for some, and my mind is still tangled in the emotions, but if I could give this book a million stars, I would.

The book was in very good when it arrived, the cover was intact and all the pages were smooth with a nice print.

As she delves into Scarlett’s world, she connects unexpectedly with the renowned author Noah Harrison. In the past, Scarlett’s love story with the dashing World War II pilot Jameson unfolded through a series of heartfelt letters. Their passionate romance, filled with sacrifice and longing, mirrors the complexities of love in the modern era.Yarros’ exquisite writing style brings these characters to life, making them feel like old friends. The emotional depth and raw vulnerability of the characters will resonate with readers, leaving a lasting impact. The novel’s exploration of grief, healing, and the power of second chances is both heartwarming and heartbreaking. If you’re looking for a book that will make you laugh, cry, and swoon, The Things We Leave Unfinished is the perfect choice.

The media could not be loaded. My review is not about the book. First of all this book's the original one guys not pirated. The package was delivered in record time. And loved the packaging💗

Yeah its true, if you are looking for a best romantic love story this is the one.Its one of my favourite

“This is not our end. My heart will always remain with you no matter where we are. Time and distance are only inconveniences to a love like ours. Whether it’s days, months, or even years, I will be waiting. WE will be waiting.”This is my first Rebecca Yarros novel, and it certainly won’t be my last.The Things We Leave Unfinished is a definite must read. It's part historical romance, part contemporary romance, and 100% hard to put down and immersive.I loved Scarlett and Jameson’s epic love story, set amidst the chaos of war. They had a once in a lifetime love that defied so many obstacles. War, distance, and family expectations continually threatened their happily-ever-after but they proved their love was undying and real.The sister bond between Scarlett and Constance stood out for me, it was beautiful, undeniably real and self sacrificing that left me a sobbing mess at the end.The writing was beautiful, easy to read and relatable. Some of the letters were so heartbreaking it felt like I was being split open.While I loved Scarlett and Jameson, I had trouble relating to the contemporary romance in the book - this is where Noah and Georgia fit in. I could imagine Scarlett and Jameson fall in love amidst the chaos, but I think Noah and Georgia weren't given enough time or space to have fallen for each other they way they did.I just couldn't connect with them as a couple like I did with Jameson and Scarlett. Other than that, it was a beautiful book.Bring tissues.

Buckle in Czech all that love isn't lost but found by Rebecca YarrosAmazingly writtenU cry from heart. Timeless

Loved it so much. The writing, characters, story everything was on point. I have lost count on how many times I cried while reading this. Would recommend it, hundred percent.