It Ends with Us

At the first few chapters, my rating for this book would be 1 star.
In the midst of it, i would give a 2.
And till the end it's a 3.

The theme was alright. The problem again lies in the manner of story-telling and how the writing was like–well, i wouldn't want to say it's bad but it is indeed. Alongside those cliche quotes, which at times made me cringe, and oh yes, the weird fast-forwarding relationship going on for 6 months into marriage and children directly? how convenient that is!

Oh sure, maybe the bit about domestic abuse is the best about this book, but then the main problem to be solved or the moral of the story is easily known, and that might even downgrade the raise the awareness of some issues bit.

And i wonder why is this worth a 4.xx average rating while other literary fictions only have a 3.xx? Oh. how universal the side people take here!