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The DUFF: Designated Ugly Fat Friend
by Kody Keplinger
I will admit: I became obsessed with reading this book after watching the movie. Twice. And yes, they are very different, but - and call me what you want now - I really liked both equally, because although tackle very different issues and have somewhat opposite vibes, I do think the movie managed to keep to the essence of the book.
In spite of being somewhat heavy in the issues it tackles, I think this book is quite easy to read - I did it in little over a day. It's not all dark, which is good, and while some subjects are more present and obvious than others, they're all dealt with in a way that isn't overly boring or moralistic, which is somwething that really annoys me in other books and movies.
I really liked Wesley and Bianca. How can you not, really? It's just fun to 'watch' their interactions and the way their relationship evolves. And they're funny. They're just the kind of couple I like to read in general, what else can I say?
The only complain that I really have is for the ending... I'd really have enjoyed to 'see' them stumble a bit to have a real relationship. But it was cute anyway.
In spite of being somewhat heavy in the issues it tackles, I think this book is quite easy to read - I did it in little over a day. It's not all dark, which is good, and while some subjects are more present and obvious than others, they're all dealt with in a way that isn't overly boring or moralistic, which is somwething that really annoys me in other books and movies.
I really liked Wesley and Bianca. How can you not, really? It's just fun to 'watch' their interactions and the way their relationship evolves. And they're funny. They're just the kind of couple I like to read in general, what else can I say?
The only complain that I really have is for the ending... I'd really have enjoyed to 'see' them stumble a bit to have a real relationship. But it was cute anyway.