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After You by Jojo Moyes
5.0
Honestly I wasn't that impressed when I started reading the book and I blamed myself for being so eager to read the second book in the Me Before you series.
Well...I have to take it back. After a while I couldn't put the book down and fell in love it in the same way I fell in love with the first one.
If you have read Me Before You and loved it you HAVE to read After You!
Well...I have to take it back. After a while I couldn't put the book down and fell in love it in the same way I fell in love with the first one.
If you have read Me Before You and loved it you HAVE to read After You!
Things We Never Say by Sheila O'Flanagan
4.0
I didn't expect to like this book as much as I did. I loved the way Sheila wrote and will make sure to read more of her books in the future. What amazed me the most was the lack of boring chapters, this book was good all the way through.
It was hard not to fall in love with characters like Pete and Ryan and even harder not to hate Cobey and the nuns that abused Dilly.
Even though Ellen (Abbey's mother) annoyed me at times I found it both inspiring and heartbreaking that she decided to do what made her happy, which was to stay with the nuns.
Abbey will from now on be one of my favorite female characters, she choose to follow her heart no matter what everyone else wanted and did what she thought was the right thing to do.
This is a book that everyone that loves chick-lit stories should read!
It was hard not to fall in love with characters like Pete and Ryan and even harder not to hate Cobey and the nuns that abused Dilly.
Even though Ellen (Abbey's mother) annoyed me at times I found it both inspiring and heartbreaking that she decided to do what made her happy, which was to stay with the nuns.
Abbey will from now on be one of my favorite female characters, she choose to follow her heart no matter what everyone else wanted and did what she thought was the right thing to do.
This is a book that everyone that loves chick-lit stories should read!
Me Before You by Jojo Moyes
5.0
I just finished reading Me Before You and I'm crying like a damn fool. Even though this book is sad and heartbreaking it also made me laugh and smile in a way only few books before have made do. It's impossible not to fall in love with Louisa Clark and Will Traynor, they both are lovable idiots and through the whole book I wished that Will magically would stand up from his wheelchair. This book moved me deeply and made me think about how easy it is to think about things as walking and being able to move your body as something obvious. Both Lou and Will taught me a lot, this book is worth reading over and over again.
Remember Me? by Sophie Kinsella
5.0
Truth to be told I didn't have any high expectations for this book, I bought it at a secondhand shop and hoped that it would be good enough to read. But "Remember Me?" was so interesting from page one that I haven't been able to put it down. If you haven't read it you have to!