Are There Any Spin-Offs In The It Ends With Us Book Series?
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I haven't actually read the official spin-off 'It Starts With Us' yet.
I got a bit burnt out on the universe, to be honest. A friend recommended it to me after I mentioned how I wanted more closure with Atlas. She said it follows his and Lily's story after 'It Ends With Us', but I have this strange feeling reading it might retroactively change how I feel about the first book's ending, which I thought was strong. I did see a lot of hype when it launched—it felt like a whole event online.
I'm not against the idea of a spin-off, but sometimes the ambiguity is what gives a story its lasting weight. I may still pick it up, but it'll be during a lazy weekend when I'm not as emotionally invested.
2026-07-24 02:10:52
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Yeah, there's a direct sequel/spin-off titled 'It Starts With Us.' It's officially a full-length novel and shifts to focus on Atlas's perspective, continuing the romance with Lily. Honestly, the marketing and bookstores all treat it as the next chapter, not just a side story. I thought it was necessary after the first book left you hanging about their future. A lot of people felt the same, which is why it sold like crazy right from the first week. It definitely exists for the readers who craved that specific resolution.
2026-07-25 12:42:10
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Absolutely. 'It Starts With Us' was published and is the direct continuation. People who loved Atlas got exactly what they wanted.
2026-07-25 19:06:45
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Hold up, are we counting the kindle novella 'Finding Perfect' as part of this? It's a linked novella that ties characters from 'It Ends With Us' into Colleen Hoover's other series, 'Hopeless'. A girl named Ryen from 'All Your Perfects' shows up. So the series connections get a bit meta. It's not a direct spin-off of Lily and Atlas, but it expands the universe in a weird, crossover way. So the answer isn't just yes or no. There's the obvious sequel, and then there's this smaller piece that stitches different books together. Makes you wonder how many more of her characters are living in the same world.
2026-07-27 15:40:11
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