Through you: all the details about Ariana Godoy's novel

Through you is one of the most successful romantic novels. Despite being released in 2021, it is still very present, especially because there have been adaptations.

But what should you know about this novel? What is it about? Can it be read independently? In this article we focus on it to resolve all the doubts you may have. Don't worry, we're not going to reveal the ending. Shall we start?

Who wrote Through you

The book Through You belongs to the writer Ariana Godoy. She currently resides in North Carolina, in the United States, although she is Venezuelan.

It was made known through the Wattpad platform, which, in case you don't know, is a social network in which people can post chapters, stories, novels... written by them (or not), and allow other people to read them. read and give your opinion. That's how it started and it was such a success (keep in mind that it has more than two million followers on this platform) that publishers began to notice it.

Through you is not the author's first novel. The first was “My love from Wattpad”, published in 2016. And the newest? In this case we have two, The Revelation (Lost Souls 1) and The New World (Lost Souls 2), both from 2023.

From what we see, the author's tendency is to publish about two novels a year or so.

Is it a single book?

Many hate starting a book and, when they reach the end, knowing that it has no end but a continuation. These people usually wait for the entire story to come out before starting to read it because they are not able to endure the time it takes for the author to release the next part.

In the case of Through you we have a double problem.

And it is not the first book. But not the last either.

Through You is the second title in a trilogy. Is composed of:

Through my window.

Through you.

Through the rain.

And all of them are included in the so-called Hermanos Hidalgo trilogy.

Now, not all books have the same main characters. In reality, each book follows a couple of protagonists, and these, when they finish, become more secondary in the next novel.

In fact, it is possible that the title Through My Window also sounds familiar to you because it was adapted into a film by Netflix.

About

The story of Through You follows several characters, both male and female. Now, being three brothers, and being a trilogy of brothers, you have to keep in mind that each of the books focuses on one brother. The first, in the relationship between Rachel and Ares. The second, in her brother Artemis. And the third, in Apollo.

Regarding the author's pen, a fairly strong evolution is noted in this book. It doesn't have so many repetitive dialogues, the plot is better constructed and there is also fluid development throughout the chapters.

Here we leave you the synopsis of this novel:

«Nothing is so easy and simple in the life of someone like me.

How does it feel to live with three such handsome boys?

You are so lucky. What envy. Living with those beauties, what a privilege.

How can you live with them?

Have you screwed any?

Could you get me his phone number?

That's just a little of what I've had to deal with since the Hidalgo boys grew up and became every girl's wet dream around here. Artemis, Ares and Apolo Hidalgo are responsible for many sighs of girls in the streets and with whom I grew up even though we are not family. "Many people think I'm lucky, but they are so wrong about my life, they don't know my story, not everything is rosy in the life of a girl like me."

How many pages does Through You have?

One of the questions that many ask is the number of pages that the novel Through You has. If we focus only on it, and right now with the Montena edition that there is, We can tell you that it has 336 pages.

However, if at some point a paperback edition, or a reissue, is released, it may happen that the number of pages is smaller or larger. This depends on the layout of the book, not only its size, but also the program with which the internal pages are structured.

As you can see, Through You is a book that you could read separately, but we do not recommend it because it is in the first book where you can find more details about the characters that help you better understand the plot of the second book.. Have you read it?