#elixir series

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True by Hilary Duff Date Taken: February 18, 2020 By @sad-beautifultragic.

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ELIXIR by hilary duff

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Devoted by Hilary Duff Date Taken: February 18, 2020 By @sad-beautifultragic.

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Elixir by Hilary Duff Date Taken: February 18, 2020 By @sad-beautifultragic.

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That awful moment when you finish reading a book series and the ending just isn't satisfying at all.

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You're so convinced you'll disappoint people if you show them that you're not perfect. You don't realize you are perfect. Your imperfections are what make you perfect. They make you you. That's what people love. It's what I love too.

- Sage, Elixir

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I finished True!

Feeling emotional because the series ended :( Once again I am blown away by Hilary Duff and Elise Allen's collective imagination! Each book creates it's own world within the world of the series, and each of the installments was special to me in its own way.

Although the ending of True was a bit too abrupt for me (I wasn't ready to let the characters go!), there was still a lot that I loved! I enjoyed learning more about Rayna and her relationship with Nico through her eyes, and the sort of Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde twist with Sage was fascinating. I'll miss all the characters so much, especially Clea! I'll also miss Ben, who I still love despite his poor choices (I really wish the series had ended differently for him, I really liked him as a character and wish he has been given the opportunity to redeem himself). All in all the book wasn't exactly what I wanted it to be, but I still love the series.

Thank you Hilary Duff, I really enjoyed the journey through your books. I'm so glad you were brave enough to try something new! :)

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Hilary Duff | 'True' Book Signing in Los Angeles (April 16th, 2013)