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Book · 2012 · Young women

Me Before You

by Jojo Moyes · Recommended by 1 person on 1 podcast

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JoJo moyes's novel me before you was a bestseller when it came out in England in 2012 it was as the Brits say a real weepe and readers devoured it.
Pamela Paul · The Book Review · May 2016 Listen at 29:38

Why people recommend it

Me Before You by Jojo Moyes is a contemporary bestselling romantic drama novel that explores complex themes of love, choice, and personal autonomy. Pamela Paul discussed the book on The Book Review podcast in July 2024, introducing the author and noting the immense commercial success the publication achieved when it debuted in England in 2012. Paul described the story as a quintessential tearjerker that readers eagerly devoured upon its release. Later in the discussion, she compared the emotional resonance of the narrative and its subsequent cinematic adaptation to classic Hollywood experiences like Dark Victory. She explained that audiences engage with the story to undergo a cathartic emotional release, leaving the viewing or reading experience feeling uplifted despite the heavy subject matter. Through these observations, the podcast highlighted the enduring appeal of Moyes's storytelling and its ability to provoke deep emotional responses and widespread cultural conversations about life choices and compassion.

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Pamela Paul JoJo moyes's novel me before you was a bestseller when it came out in England in 2012 it was as the Brits s… 2
Discussed
“JoJo moyes's novel me before you was a bestseller when it came out in England in 2012 it was as the Brits say a real weepe and readers devoured it”
Recommended
“I guess it's like an oldfashioned Movie experience you know the kind of thing like Dark Victory when you went in and cried for 2 hours and then came out feeling kind of cathartic feeling better yeah exactly to cry about something else people seem to be coming out feeling uplifted and that's I guess what we we hope for”
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“bestselling novelist Jojo Moyes is here to talk about me before you”