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A review by thegraduatedbookwormblogger
Seven Days of You by Cecilia Vinesse
4.0
Full Review can be found at http://thegraduatedbookworm.blogspot.ca
First I want to say a huge thanks to the amazing people from Hachette Books Canada for sending me an ARC copy of Seven Days Of You for an honest review! Also apologies for the delay!
Alright, so this book is a short read, but I honestly think that there should be a continuation after the ending that I just read!
From the beginning, you can tell that there is some sort of strain between Sophia and her sister, but as you go through the novel, that backstory kind of pops up into focus, and you really get more of an understanding of what Sophia's life was like before Tokyo. You see a longing and pain underlying from her current obstacles, and I really felt it all. I really enjoyed seeing for every chapter exactly how much time that Sophia had left and the connections that made in the novel too!
Okay so let's get to Jamie...You know I would go there! Right from the beginning there is a total love-hate relationship going on. Whether they wanted to admit it or not, there was a connection. I mean she called him a nerd, yet she was clearly making Harry Potter and Lord of The Rings references, so really, they were meant to be together!
Overall I really enjoyed this book! It was sweet, and had such a cute love story. There was a lot of heartache that appeared in different ways (Not from a physical relationship) and you see how these two people came together to help one another move on and move past what's been holding them back. I do feel like there could have been more to the story, and that the last half could have been spread out more than rushed, but it was still a great read!
First I want to say a huge thanks to the amazing people from Hachette Books Canada for sending me an ARC copy of Seven Days Of You for an honest review! Also apologies for the delay!
Alright, so this book is a short read, but I honestly think that there should be a continuation after the ending that I just read!
From the beginning, you can tell that there is some sort of strain between Sophia and her sister, but as you go through the novel, that backstory kind of pops up into focus, and you really get more of an understanding of what Sophia's life was like before Tokyo. You see a longing and pain underlying from her current obstacles, and I really felt it all. I really enjoyed seeing for every chapter exactly how much time that Sophia had left and the connections that made in the novel too!
Okay so let's get to Jamie...You know I would go there! Right from the beginning there is a total love-hate relationship going on. Whether they wanted to admit it or not, there was a connection. I mean she called him a nerd, yet she was clearly making Harry Potter and Lord of The Rings references, so really, they were meant to be together!
Overall I really enjoyed this book! It was sweet, and had such a cute love story. There was a lot of heartache that appeared in different ways (Not from a physical relationship) and you see how these two people came together to help one another move on and move past what's been holding them back. I do feel like there could have been more to the story, and that the last half could have been spread out more than rushed, but it was still a great read!