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siberian_angel 's review for:
Where Rainbows End
by Cecelia Ahern
The writing style – E-Mails, notes IMs and letters back and forth – took a little getting used to, and as soon as you've settled into that particular style of storytelling, that last chapter really jolted the reader back into reality. One thing I like about Ahern is her ability to create believable characters: People with flaws and normal habits that the average girl/woman can relate to. It's my second time reading this book and this time I noticed a few drags here and there, bogging the narrative down ... or maybe I've just gotten older. It's still a light-hearted and, in parts, even hilarious summer read – and by far one of the most frustrating will-they-or-won't-they love stories I've ever come across.