Are you a Colleen Hoover reader? If not, she is a regular at the 2016 It ends with us.
Does this title sound particularly familiar at this historic moment? It was just made into a movie starring Blake Lively. was done Some Drama Since the start of the press tour, Hoover has also sold a ton of books, with 28.9 million copies sold to date. (These are Popper’s Penguins The numbers are there.
If you teeth Readers of Colleen Hoover may have noticed a recurring theme in her novels: No, I’m not talking about longing or self-actualization or overcoming trauma. I’m talking, of course, about marine-grade polymers.
Why are people talking about marine grade polymers and books?
Now, if your occupation does not involve deck furniture, marine grade polymers are The base for many outdoor chairs, benches etc. This is a widely used item because it is built to last and withstand the elements. You might be thinking, he’s talking a lot about marine grade polymers now. My friend, I can’t beat Colleen Huber in that department.
Recently on the Internet, reader Hoover’s It Ends With Us I cited her strange repeated mention of marine grade polymers. Something is going on. Let’s take a look:
It’s clear that this is no mere coincidence.
This discovery has generated some very amusing reactions and speculation, piqued the reader’s interest as to what it could be.
I’ve listened to at least 15 romance novels in the last month (blame ADHD and a deep dislike for most men in the real world
). Noticing the author’s weird repetitive phrases is my second favorite part of the genre, and “marine grade polymer” is especially weird
https://t.co/kRZTvJBa6b
— Joy Joy (@happyhappywho) August 9, 2024
Chekov’s Marine Grade Polymers
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spellcheckbound
Everything I know about Colleen Hoover and her book I learned against my will, but it is knowledge I welcome. Apparently it all ends with marine grade polymers. https://t.co/ifNOKyyCTX
— A.
(@coffeeteanxiety) August 9, 2024
Well, anything that gets people reading books in this day and age is good. So, well done, Hoover. I hope all future polymers are marine grade.
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