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matchamademoiselle's review against another edition
5.0
Ce livre est une histoire profondément émouvante et touchante sur l'amour, la perte et le deuil, racontée avec une sensibilité et une beauté rares. Les personnages principaux, les jumeaux Noah et Jude, sont incroyablement bien développés et leur relation complexe et profonde est au cœur de l'histoire.
L'écriture de Jandy Nelson est poétique et évocatrice, créant une atmosphère de rêve et de mystère qui enveloppe le lecteur et l'emmène dans un voyage émotionnel puissant. Les descriptions de la nature et de l'art sont particulièrement belles et ajoutent profondeur et signification au récit.
Mais ce qui rend ce livre vraiment touchant, c'est la façon dont il traite de sujets difficiles tels que la perte, la culpabilité et le chagrin. L'auteur aborde ces thèmes avec une délicatesse et une empathie incroyables, faisant ressortir l'humanité et la vulnérabilité des personnages, tout en offrant des messages d'espoir et de guérison.
En fin de compte, Le soleil est pour toi est un roman magnifique et émouvant qui vous touchera profondément. Il vous fera rire, pleurer et réfléchir sur la vie, l'amour et les choix que nous faisons. Si vous êtes à la recherche d'une lecture forte, émotive et inspirante, celle-ci est faite pour vous.
L'écriture de Jandy Nelson est poétique et évocatrice, créant une atmosphère de rêve et de mystère qui enveloppe le lecteur et l'emmène dans un voyage émotionnel puissant. Les descriptions de la nature et de l'art sont particulièrement belles et ajoutent profondeur et signification au récit.
Mais ce qui rend ce livre vraiment touchant, c'est la façon dont il traite de sujets difficiles tels que la perte, la culpabilité et le chagrin. L'auteur aborde ces thèmes avec une délicatesse et une empathie incroyables, faisant ressortir l'humanité et la vulnérabilité des personnages, tout en offrant des messages d'espoir et de guérison.
En fin de compte, Le soleil est pour toi est un roman magnifique et émouvant qui vous touchera profondément. Il vous fera rire, pleurer et réfléchir sur la vie, l'amour et les choix que nous faisons. Si vous êtes à la recherche d'une lecture forte, émotive et inspirante, celle-ci est faite pour vous.
brittorr843's review against another edition
emotional
hopeful
inspiring
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
dunder_mifflin's review against another edition
5.0
i can't remember the last time i cried so much at a book, as soon as i'd read it i went downstairs and gave it to my mum and told her she has to read it like it's that good ok that's it now i'm gonna go cry some more
halfbloodcity's review against another edition
5.0
OMG, this was so awesome. I need more! I looooved the twins, Oscar, Guillermo and Brian. I need 16 years old Noah Pov's!
ciella__'s review against another edition
4.0
a friend of mine recommended me this book and as she writes stories herself, i decided to read what she enjoyed and i wasn't disappointed at all
- i really liked how the story is built - reflects the skill of story telling of the author and oh god, i was really amazed to not feel lost with what's happening. it's not in chronological order (the way we expect it, from present to future - am i clear, probably not), we follow noah at 13 and his twin sister jude at 16 and making the link between the two of them was smooth, like, it wasn't a struggle to find out what was going on? i say this because i absolutely hate with a burning passion stories where there is a switch of povs (like, i really hate it for some reason,probably because of poorly written fanfics i was traumatised i feel like it's breaking the flow of the story and ugh, i usually don't like? but it was okay for this one)
- the ending felt a bit rushed, especially with the relationship between noah & brian, like i wish it were more developed as with jude & oscar
- i mostly enjoyed the book thanks to the author's storytelling skill, like wow *chef kiss*
- i really liked how the story is built - reflects the skill of story telling of the author and oh god, i was really amazed to not feel lost with what's happening. it's not in chronological order (the way we expect it, from present to future - am i clear, probably not), we follow noah at 13 and his twin sister jude at 16 and making the link between the two of them was smooth, like, it wasn't a struggle to find out what was going on? i say this because i absolutely hate with a burning passion stories where there is a switch of povs (like, i really hate it for some reason,
- the ending felt a bit rushed, especially with the relationship between noah & brian, like i wish it were more developed as with jude & oscar
- i mostly enjoyed the book thanks to the author's storytelling skill, like wow *chef kiss*
thecrescentreader's review against another edition
emotional
funny
inspiring
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
lil_grifta360's review against another edition
4.0
I found the characters extremely frustrating, but the overall plot was well thought out and gave a satisfying ending.
magfiquista13's review against another edition
dark
emotional
hopeful
inspiring
reflective
sad
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.5
jenhurst's review against another edition
5.0
Jude and Noah are inseparable. They know everything about each other. At 13 they start to grow apart. Noah is the quiet one and Jude is the outgoing one partying with all the boys. At 16 everything is different.
I think this novel was really good for what it was. The characters were interesting and very believable. The two twins telling different timelines was an interesting twist. I preferred Jude's story slightly more and the dealing with grief afterwards, as opposed to Noah's before.
I can see why it's really popular. The writing was beautiful. Personally, I was annoyed by Noah's perspective at times and him constantly talking about artists. It came across rather pretentious to me.
4/5 stars.
If you like contemporaries or character driven novels this is a great one to pick up. I enjoyed it, but I don't think it has enough for adults who don't enjoy reading YA.
I think this novel was really good for what it was. The characters were interesting and very believable. The two twins telling different timelines was an interesting twist. I preferred Jude's story slightly more and the dealing with grief afterwards, as opposed to Noah's before.
I can see why it's really popular. The writing was beautiful. Personally, I was annoyed by Noah's perspective at times and him constantly talking about artists. It came across rather pretentious to me.
4/5 stars.
If you like contemporaries or character driven novels this is a great one to pick up. I enjoyed it, but I don't think it has enough for adults who don't enjoy reading YA.