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hanareads04's review against another edition
4.0
هذه هي الرواية الأولى التي اقرأها ل مارك ليفي و الذي اصبح الآن كاتبي المفضل
أولا علي أن اذكر اعجابي الكبير بالمترجم ، عادة لا اهتم للمترجم و لكن لشدة ما اعجبت بالترجمة اعتراني الفضول لمعرفة اسمه و بل و حفظه لاقرأ له ترجماته الأخرى
بالنسبة للقصة فهي ترتبط برواية كأنك لا تراها فالبطل بول هو صديق أرثر بطل رواية كأنك لا تراها
أعجبتني الهالة التي تنبعث من الوراية فتشعر كأنك تشاهد فلم رومانسي كوميدي فهي ممتعة و مسلية و تستطيع قرائتها بين الكتب الغير روائية لتعطي نفسك استراحة
كنت سأعطي الرواية تقييم كامل لولا النهاية السريعة و التي أظن أن الكاتب كان قادرا على كتابة واحدة أفضل منها
أولا علي أن اذكر اعجابي الكبير بالمترجم ، عادة لا اهتم للمترجم و لكن لشدة ما اعجبت بالترجمة اعتراني الفضول لمعرفة اسمه و بل و حفظه لاقرأ له ترجماته الأخرى
بالنسبة للقصة فهي ترتبط برواية كأنك لا تراها فالبطل بول هو صديق أرثر بطل رواية كأنك لا تراها
أعجبتني الهالة التي تنبعث من الوراية فتشعر كأنك تشاهد فلم رومانسي كوميدي فهي ممتعة و مسلية و تستطيع قرائتها بين الكتب الغير روائية لتعطي نفسك استراحة
كنت سأعطي الرواية تقييم كامل لولا النهاية السريعة و التي أظن أن الكاتب كان قادرا على كتابة واحدة أفضل منها
amyfalco's review against another edition
3.0
A sweet story of friendship with some twists along the way. Quick read.
tessa_palomeque's review against another edition
3.0
I received this book free from Amazon Kindle First. There was so much I liked about this book and then there was so much that fell flat. I think the idea of an introverted author and extroverted actress secretly falling in love in Paris is an endearing idea and I love the two main characters. The stuff that got wrapped in with Korea was interesting, but just didn't seem to fit the natural flow of the story. There were important aspects of the story that I feel like I missed and had to go back and read because they were just barely touched on, this made me feel confused throughout the story.
raquelbreternitz's review against another edition
2.0
Decent plane read
Felt like reading the novelization of a rejected romcom script if I'm totally honest, but much like the romcom it would make it had its moments
Felt like reading the novelization of a rejected romcom script if I'm totally honest, but much like the romcom it would make it had its moments
ttsweeney's review against another edition
3.0
I liked this book. It is very different than my typical choices. I liked Mia and Paul and found their quirky relationship interesting. There were some unexpected twists along the way. I am also a fan of Mia's best friend and Paul's editor.
cloakedstarship's review against another edition
2.0
Came for the romantic comedy, found little of either. Maybe it was lost in translation.
voyageauboutdespages's review against another edition
3.0
Une lecture légère qui nous plonge dans une histoire à la fois émouvante et touchante. L'écriture de Marc Levy est toujours aussi fluide et les pages s'enchaînent à grande vitesse. Dommage que l'intrigue soit prévisible et la fin beaucoup trop rapide à mon goût.
Ma chronique : http://voyageauboutdespages.blogspot.fr/2016/05/chronique-elle-lui-de-marc-levy.html?m=1
Ma chronique : http://voyageauboutdespages.blogspot.fr/2016/05/chronique-elle-lui-de-marc-levy.html?m=1
kennykun's review against another edition
lighthearted
relaxing
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? No
2.75
kmeier622's review against another edition
2.0
I just couldn’t get into the characters or story. Kind of a romance. But not totally. Didn’t hate the characters but didn’t love them, either
sarahbook1's review against another edition
4.0
I received an ARC via NetGalley for P.S. from Paris.
This is a delightful story that takes place in the neighborhoods of Paris. An American author and a British actress find themselves in a relationship that is full of half-truths. This is the first book by Marc Levy that I have read, but I will definitely be looking for his past novels to add to my to-be-read list.
This is a delightful story that takes place in the neighborhoods of Paris. An American author and a British actress find themselves in a relationship that is full of half-truths. This is the first book by Marc Levy that I have read, but I will definitely be looking for his past novels to add to my to-be-read list.