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Hopeless by Colleen Hoover
“Not everyone gets a happily every after. Life is real and sometimes it's ugly and you just have to learn how to cope.”
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I don't really know what to say, because this book has left me speechless. I can't really form coherent thoughts, so forgive me if this review seems all over the place.
Colleen Hoover is a goddess, because this book is PHENOMENAL!!
I've only read Ugly Love and Maybe Someday by Colleen Hoover.I've read Never Never but it sucked ass, so I won't include it. Of those books, I'm pretty sure that this one is the darkest, and I love to read dark books. If I'm being honest, I wasn't too invested in this book at first but as it progressed...
It's cool to me to see how Colleen Hoover's writing style has changed from this book to Ugly Love. However, this book to me is better than Ugly Love. This book is probably my favorite Colleen Hoover book!
1) The Plot
The urge to include spoilers is incredibly high. Hopeless at its core is a story about a girl named Sky who has never really felt anything for other guys, just a numb feeling until she meets this guy named Holder who makes her start to question things. That's really all I can say without spoiling things, but it's SO MUCH more than that. This book is complex, raw, twisted, dark, heartbreaking, soul-crushing, and an amazing love story.
2) The Writing
Her writing is fantastic and addictive. Truthfully, some of it felt excessive, but it's still amazing.
3) The Characters
Sky - fantastic. I loved her. I picture her as Lily Collins or Crystal Reed
^Lily
^Crystal
Holder -gorgeous, sexy, I must mate immediately with Cool. I picture him as Colton Haynes.
Breckin - I LOVE HIM!! I've seen little to no NA books that have included gay characters, so thank you Colleen
Conclusion
I loved it. It was dark, twisted, beautiful.
5 Stars!!!
5.0
“Not everyone gets a happily every after. Life is real and sometimes it's ugly and you just have to learn how to cope.”
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I don't really know what to say, because this book has left me speechless. I can't really form coherent thoughts, so forgive me if this review seems all over the place.
Colleen Hoover is a goddess, because this book is PHENOMENAL!!
I've only read Ugly Love and Maybe Someday by Colleen Hoover.
It's cool to me to see how Colleen Hoover's writing style has changed from this book to Ugly Love. However, this book to me is better than Ugly Love. This book is probably my favorite Colleen Hoover book!
1) The Plot
The urge to include spoilers is incredibly high. Hopeless at its core is a story about a girl named Sky who has never really felt anything for other guys, just a numb feeling until she meets this guy named Holder who makes her start to question things. That's really all I can say without spoiling things, but it's SO MUCH more than that. This book is complex, raw, twisted, dark, heartbreaking, soul-crushing, and an amazing love story.
2) The Writing
Her writing is fantastic and addictive. Truthfully, some of it felt excessive, but it's still amazing.
3) The Characters
Sky - fantastic. I loved her. I picture her as Lily Collins or Crystal Reed
^Lily
^Crystal
Holder -
Breckin - I LOVE HIM!! I've seen little to no NA books that have included gay characters, so thank you Colleen
Conclusion
I loved it. It was dark, twisted, beautiful.
5 Stars!!!
Animal Farm by George Orwell
1.0
I'd actually give this a 1.5, because I was so disappointed. The only thing I liked about this book was the creativity. It's a genius idea for animals to overthrow the humans, especially since this book came out so long ago. On the down side, the plot was slow, I didn't enjoy the writing, the characters frustrated me, and for being a 114 page book I had to push myself to read each page.
Highly disappointed.
Highly disappointed.
Everybody Sees the Ants by A.S. King
“Everybody sees the ants?"
He looks at me and says, "Well, how many people do you think live perfect lives, son? Aren't we all victims of something at some time or another?"
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This is my first novel I've read by A.S. King, and I can say with full confidence that this won't be my last. Everybody Sees the Ants is a coming of age-novel that is insanely cool, insanely funny, sad at times, and insane in all the best ways.
1) The Plot
Lucky, our main character, lives in Pennsylvania and just asked one stupid question. "If you were going to commit suicide, how would you do it?" He was only joking, but things quickly escalated. He lost friends and suffered from bullying. To get away, he and his mom go to Arizona. That's where the story picks up. It might sound a little sad, but I was like this throughout the book...
And then one time, I was like this...
I don't know what's wrong with my emotions. I used to be a seldom book cryer, but now it's like every book hits me with tears. I think I now have the emotional capacity of a 12 year old girl or a newborn baby.
2) The Writing
Her writing is AWESOME! She describes things so well that it feels like you're in the story. I think she just has a way with words.
3) The Characters
I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE LUCKY!
I really love the mom and Ginny.
I am conflicted about Dave.
Nader ...
4) Overall Thoughts
I really liked it.
★★★★✩ 4/5
4.0
“Everybody sees the ants?"
He looks at me and says, "Well, how many people do you think live perfect lives, son? Aren't we all victims of something at some time or another?"
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
This is my first novel I've read by A.S. King, and I can say with full confidence that this won't be my last. Everybody Sees the Ants is a coming of age-novel that is insanely cool, insanely funny, sad at times, and insane in all the best ways.
1) The Plot
Lucky, our main character, lives in Pennsylvania and just asked one stupid question. "If you were going to commit suicide, how would you do it?" He was only joking, but things quickly escalated. He lost friends and suffered from bullying. To get away, he and his mom go to Arizona. That's where the story picks up. It might sound a little sad, but I was like this throughout the book...
And then one time, I was like this...
I don't know what's wrong with my emotions. I used to be a seldom book cryer, but now it's like every book hits me with tears. I think I now have the emotional capacity of a 12 year old girl or a newborn baby.
2) The Writing
Her writing is AWESOME! She describes things so well that it feels like you're in the story. I think she just has a way with words.
3) The Characters
I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE LUCKY!
I really love the mom and Ginny.
I am conflicted about Dave.
Nader ...
4) Overall Thoughts
I really liked it.
★★★★✩ 4/5
Anna and the French Kiss by Stephanie Perkins
“The more you know who you are, and what you want, the less you let things upset you.”
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I've heard NOTHING bad about this book, ever. It is not in any way a bad book. However, This might be one of the most talked about YA books, so I went in with medium expectations, but what I got was just not for me. Sadly, I think that this book is over-hyped. I can see why people love this book, but like I said it's not my type of book. Don't worry, because I will be reading the sequels in part because I want to know what happens, and in part because I like how she writes the boy-humans.
1) The Plot
This book revolves around Anna who has been sent to go to school in France for her senior year by her father, just for the reason of showing off to his friends. So, this book is essentially about Anna trying to navigate her new life in France.
At times the plot seemed to drag, and it was slow. Nothing really happened until around page 150, but it did somehow manage to hold my interest! I also quite liked learning the culture and language of France. Also, when Stephanie Perkins was describing food or the smell of things, it was almost mouth-watering. It made me hungry.
She was describing this bakery, and then these wonderful sounding Nutella crepes. Oh, gods, All that sounds delicious. Please tell me I'm not the only one who reads something, and then has a craving for it.
2) The Characters
Anna - Anna was one of those characters that you love at times, but sometimes you want to slap them on the face. Most of the time I loved her, but there were a few times that made my palm sting. She is very sarcastic, which I enjoy. She's also so awkward at times, and it's just so funny to read about.
Étienne St. Clair -
I am a sucker when it goes to guys with messy, brown hair and big, brown eyes. But then throw in the fact he has a FRENCH name, he attends an AMERICAN school, and he has a BRITISH accent.
I like it. I like it a lot. I want one.
3) The Writing
I enjoy her writing! Anna has sort of a dismissive, sarcastic tone that I loved to read about. This is another reason I will be continuing with the books. Here are some quotes I have acquired.
- “French name, English accent, American school. Anna confused.”
- “I mean, really. Who sends their kid to boarding school? It's so Hogwarts. Only mine doesn't have cute boy wizards or magic candy or flying lessons.”
- “Girl scouts didn't teach me what to do with emotionally unstable drunk boys.”
- “Soap?"
"School of America in Paris" he explains. "SOAP".
Nice. My father sent me here to be cleansed.”
- “Why?" His voice is suspicious. "Are you two going out now?"
"Yeah, we set up our first date right after he asked me to marry him. Please. We're just friends.”
- “The grapes are smaller than I’m used to, and the skin is slightly textured. Is that dirt? I dip my napkin in water and dab at the tiny purple globes. It helps, but they’re still sort of rough. Hmm. St. Clair and Meredith stop talking. I glance up to find them staring at me in matching bemusement.
“What?”
“Nothing,” he says. “Continue your grape bath.”
Conclusion
While I enjoyed it, I think it's over-hyped. However, if you want a fluffy contemporary book to get you out a slump, then pick this one!
★★★/5 stars!
3.0
“The more you know who you are, and what you want, the less you let things upset you.”
_____________________________
I've heard NOTHING bad about this book, ever. It is not in any way a bad book. However, This might be one of the most talked about YA books, so I went in with medium expectations, but what I got was just not for me. Sadly, I think that this book is over-hyped. I can see why people love this book, but like I said it's not my type of book. Don't worry, because I will be reading the sequels in part because I want to know what happens, and in part because I like how she writes the boy-humans.
1) The Plot
This book revolves around Anna who has been sent to go to school in France for her senior year by her father, just for the reason of showing off to his friends. So, this book is essentially about Anna trying to navigate her new life in France.
At times the plot seemed to drag, and it was slow. Nothing really happened until around page 150, but it did somehow manage to hold my interest! I also quite liked learning the culture and language of France. Also, when Stephanie Perkins was describing food or the smell of things, it was almost mouth-watering. It made me hungry.
She was describing this bakery, and then these wonderful sounding Nutella crepes. Oh, gods, All that sounds delicious. Please tell me I'm not the only one who reads something, and then has a craving for it.
2) The Characters
Anna - Anna was one of those characters that you love at times, but sometimes you want to slap them on the face. Most of the time I loved her, but there were a few times that made my palm sting. She is very sarcastic, which I enjoy. She's also so awkward at times, and it's just so funny to read about.
Étienne St. Clair -
I am a sucker when it goes to guys with messy, brown hair and big, brown eyes. But then throw in the fact he has a FRENCH name, he attends an AMERICAN school, and he has a BRITISH accent.
I like it. I like it a lot. I want one.
3) The Writing
I enjoy her writing! Anna has sort of a dismissive, sarcastic tone that I loved to read about. This is another reason I will be continuing with the books. Here are some quotes I have acquired.
- “French name, English accent, American school. Anna confused.”
- “I mean, really. Who sends their kid to boarding school? It's so Hogwarts. Only mine doesn't have cute boy wizards or magic candy or flying lessons.”
- “Girl scouts didn't teach me what to do with emotionally unstable drunk boys.”
- “Soap?"
"School of America in Paris" he explains. "SOAP".
Nice. My father sent me here to be cleansed.”
- “Why?" His voice is suspicious. "Are you two going out now?"
"Yeah, we set up our first date right after he asked me to marry him. Please. We're just friends.”
- “The grapes are smaller than I’m used to, and the skin is slightly textured. Is that dirt? I dip my napkin in water and dab at the tiny purple globes. It helps, but they’re still sort of rough. Hmm. St. Clair and Meredith stop talking. I glance up to find them staring at me in matching bemusement.
“What?”
“Nothing,” he says. “Continue your grape bath.”
Conclusion
While I enjoyed it, I think it's over-hyped. However, if you want a fluffy contemporary book to get you out a slump, then pick this one!
★★★/5 stars!
Lola and the Boy Next Door by Stephanie Perkins
“I know you aren't perfect. But it's a person's imperfections that make them perfect for someone else.”
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I 100% liked this one more than Anna and the French Kiss. While the first one had a huge love triangle and while I think St. Clair was so damn cute, this one topped its predecessor. These books are so cute, and what I feel like reading during the summer. I love the summer fluff! Stephanie's books are the bane of every reading slump out there.
1) The Plot
While the first book took place around Anna in Paris, this one took place around Lola in San Francisco. These books can be read an any order, because they are all companion novels, but it does help so you can see the connections within the books. When Lola finally has a stable life, she has a great boyfriend, she loves her two dads, and knows what she wants to do with her life, she questions everything when the Bell twins move next door who ruined her life. Stuff goes down, and it's really good!
One of the reasons I like this one more is because I feel like it captures love better. It captures the ugly parts, the messy side, the imperfect parts, and the tragic parts which is what love really is.
2) The Characters
Lola
NO ONE CAN CONVINCE ME THAT LOLA IS NOT KYLIE JENNER.
Let's throwback to old cover and old Kylie.
Also, I love Kylie Jenner. I think she's stunning, and I LIKE her lips. You can do whatever you want to do with your life, and Kylie Jenner is no exception.
Back to Lola, I liked Lola! I liked her costumes, and I liked her personality. Her character growth is amazing! I love how in each of these books, they all find themselves.
Andy and Nathan
I think it's fantastic to read from a child with two gay dads! I've never read a book with two fathers, and I want to read more! One of the reasons I majorly respect Stephanie Perkins.
Cricket
Cricket is SO CUTE! He isn't as cute as St. Clair, but he's still adorable!
Max
Words can not describe my hatred towards him.
Also, I recant my statement saying that I am not a book cryer. Because this one made me cry, I have no idea what my emotions are doing.
3) The Writing
- “Just because something isn't practical doesn't mean it's not worth creating. Sometimes beauty and real-life magic are enough.”
- “Perfect is overrated. Perfect is boring."
I smile. "You don't think I'm perfect?"
"No. You're delightfully screwy, and I wouldn't have you any other way.”
- “Because that’s the thing about depression. When I feel it deeply, I don’t want to let it go. It becomes a comfort. I want to cloak myself under its heavy weight and breathe it into my lungs. I want to nurture it, grow it, cultivate it. It’s mine. I want to check out with it, drift asleep wrapped in its arms and not wake up for a long, long time.”
- “It's maddening how someone so easy to read can be so impossible to understand.”
- “Being a good person, or a better person, or whatever it is you're worried about and trying to fix? It shouldn't change who you are. It means you become more like yourself.”
4) Conclusion
Better than the first!
★★★★/5 stars!
4.0
“I know you aren't perfect. But it's a person's imperfections that make them perfect for someone else.”
______________________________
I 100% liked this one more than Anna and the French Kiss. While the first one had a huge love triangle and while I think St. Clair was so damn cute, this one topped its predecessor. These books are so cute, and what I feel like reading during the summer. I love the summer fluff! Stephanie's books are the bane of every reading slump out there.
1) The Plot
While the first book took place around Anna in Paris, this one took place around Lola in San Francisco. These books can be read an any order, because they are all companion novels, but it does help so you can see the connections within the books. When Lola finally has a stable life, she has a great boyfriend, she loves her two dads, and knows what she wants to do with her life, she questions everything when the Bell twins move next door who ruined her life. Stuff goes down, and it's really good!
One of the reasons I like this one more is because I feel like it captures love better. It captures the ugly parts, the messy side, the imperfect parts, and the tragic parts which is what love really is.
2) The Characters
Lola
NO ONE CAN CONVINCE ME THAT LOLA IS NOT KYLIE JENNER.
Let's throwback to old cover and old Kylie.
Also, I love Kylie Jenner. I think she's stunning, and I LIKE her lips. You can do whatever you want to do with your life, and Kylie Jenner is no exception.
Back to Lola, I liked Lola! I liked her costumes, and I liked her personality. Her character growth is amazing! I love how in each of these books, they all find themselves.
Andy and Nathan
I think it's fantastic to read from a child with two gay dads! I've never read a book with two fathers, and I want to read more! One of the reasons I majorly respect Stephanie Perkins.
Cricket
Cricket is SO CUTE! He isn't as cute as St. Clair, but he's still adorable!
Max
Words can not describe my hatred towards him.
Also, I recant my statement saying that I am not a book cryer. Because this one made me cry, I have no idea what my emotions are doing.
3) The Writing
- “Just because something isn't practical doesn't mean it's not worth creating. Sometimes beauty and real-life magic are enough.”
- “Perfect is overrated. Perfect is boring."
I smile. "You don't think I'm perfect?"
"No. You're delightfully screwy, and I wouldn't have you any other way.”
- “Because that’s the thing about depression. When I feel it deeply, I don’t want to let it go. It becomes a comfort. I want to cloak myself under its heavy weight and breathe it into my lungs. I want to nurture it, grow it, cultivate it. It’s mine. I want to check out with it, drift asleep wrapped in its arms and not wake up for a long, long time.”
- “It's maddening how someone so easy to read can be so impossible to understand.”
- “Being a good person, or a better person, or whatever it is you're worried about and trying to fix? It shouldn't change who you are. It means you become more like yourself.”
4) Conclusion
Better than the first!
★★★★/5 stars!
Isla and the Happily Ever After by Stephanie Perkins
“I am hard on myself. But isn’t it better to be honest about these things before someone else can use them against you? Before someone else can break your heart? Isn’t it better to break it yourself?”
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If you've read the first two books and haven't read this one yet, READ IT! If you have read it, please, someone, anyone, fangirl/fanboy with me because I need to talk about something that happened in this book! If you've read it, you'll know what I'm talking about!!!
This book is by far my favorite one in the trilogy/companion novel series, because everything from the past two books wraps up so nicely. When I first read Anna and the French Kiss, I wasn't impressed but the books have gone so far in the span on three books.
On to the actual book review:
1) The Plot
Anna takes place in France, Lola takes place in San Francisco, and Isla takes place in Manhattan/France! The settings in these books are phenomenal, because she describes all the areas so well and it's amazing. I LOVE how she described New York!
Isla is a student at the School of America in Paris (SOAP), and this book revolves around her love for Josh who we first met in Anna and the French Kiss. Whenever this book first started off, it had me laughing out loud from page 2, because Isla had just gotten her wisdom teeth removed and she was loopy and hitting on Josh and AH. It was so good!
These books are so cute, and if you want to get out of a reading slump, these are the books for you.
2) The Characters
Isla -
I cast Isla as Holland Roden from the MTV show Teen Wolf! I think Isla is my favorite narrator throughout these books! I just found myself relating to her so much, far more than I could relate to Anna or Lola, and I fell in love with her.
Josh -
I cast Josh as Robert Sheehan from the failure that was The Mortal Instruments movie. I love seeing Josh again, especially getting to go deeper in his character and see how sweet he was and how heartfelt, it was so nice to read from him again.
3) The Writing
- “For a certain type of person, high school will always be brutal,' the head says. 'The best advice that I can give you is to figure out what comes next, and work towards that.”
- “... But we stayed together because... I don't know why. Maybe because we thought we should be in love. At least I did. I wanted to be in love.”
- “I'm... a blank canvas. There's nothing here to love.”
- “Phones are distracting. The internet is distracting.The way he looked at you? He wasn't distracted. He was consumed.”
- “Do adults realize how lucky they are? Or do they forget that these small moments are actually small miracles? I don’t want to ever forget.
Conclusion
Without a doubt, my favorite installment!
★★★★.5/5!
5.0
“I am hard on myself. But isn’t it better to be honest about these things before someone else can use them against you? Before someone else can break your heart? Isn’t it better to break it yourself?”
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If you've read the first two books and haven't read this one yet, READ IT! If you have read it, please, someone, anyone, fangirl/fanboy with me because I need to talk about something that happened in this book! If you've read it, you'll know what I'm talking about!!!
This book is by far my favorite one in the trilogy/companion novel series, because everything from the past two books wraps up so nicely. When I first read Anna and the French Kiss, I wasn't impressed but the books have gone so far in the span on three books.
On to the actual book review:
1) The Plot
Anna takes place in France, Lola takes place in San Francisco, and Isla takes place in Manhattan/France! The settings in these books are phenomenal, because she describes all the areas so well and it's amazing. I LOVE how she described New York!
Isla is a student at the School of America in Paris (SOAP), and this book revolves around her love for Josh who we first met in Anna and the French Kiss. Whenever this book first started off, it had me laughing out loud from page 2, because Isla had just gotten her wisdom teeth removed and she was loopy and hitting on Josh and AH. It was so good!
These books are so cute, and if you want to get out of a reading slump, these are the books for you.
2) The Characters
Isla -
I cast Isla as Holland Roden from the MTV show Teen Wolf! I think Isla is my favorite narrator throughout these books! I just found myself relating to her so much, far more than I could relate to Anna or Lola, and I fell in love with her.
Josh -
I cast Josh as Robert Sheehan from the failure that was The Mortal Instruments movie. I love seeing Josh again, especially getting to go deeper in his character and see how sweet he was and how heartfelt, it was so nice to read from him again.
3) The Writing
- “For a certain type of person, high school will always be brutal,' the head says. 'The best advice that I can give you is to figure out what comes next, and work towards that.”
- “... But we stayed together because... I don't know why. Maybe because we thought we should be in love. At least I did. I wanted to be in love.”
- “I'm... a blank canvas. There's nothing here to love.”
- “Phones are distracting. The internet is distracting.The way he looked at you? He wasn't distracted. He was consumed.”
- “Do adults realize how lucky they are? Or do they forget that these small moments are actually small miracles? I don’t want to ever forget.
Conclusion
Without a doubt, my favorite installment!
★★★★.5/5!
Paper Towns by John Green
“It is easy to forget how full the world is of people, full to bursting, and each of them imaginable and consistently misimagined.”
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I can honestly say that if the movie wasn't about to be released, I probably would have never read this book. I am so happy that I decided to read it! This is my third John Green book, and I have yet to ever be disappointed. I LOVED both The Fault in Our Stars and Looking For Alaska, and this was not an exception. While both of those books have a sad plot line that will most likely make you cry, this book is very lighthearted. However, at the same time and like all of John's books, his books are very deep and very quotable which you'll probably see a lot of in this review.
1) The Plot
This book is about Quentin and hisborderline stalking infatuation with Margo Roth Spiegelman. One day after Margo invites him to go on one of her quests, she disappears, leaving only a few nonsensical clues to her whereabouts. This book is essentially about Q trying to find Margo, who he believes to be the love of his life.
I really enjoyed this book! While at times, the plot seemed to drag, especially during the middle and I think there should me a few more chapters, overall I was highly entertained and had no desire to ever put it down. I finished this book in a little under 24 hours.
Another thing about John Green's books: He has this level of humor that is HILARIOUS to me at least; It was especially during The Fault in Our Stars. I think this book was funnier than The Fault in Our Stars! It had me laughing out loud at least once every fifty pages. I love this book, and if you're in the mood for a book to read on a roadtrip, pick this one.
2) The Characters
Quentin
In case you didn't know, Q will be played by Natt Wolf! I think he can play Q perfectly! I like Q, I like him a lot. I like how passionate he is about finding Margo, and I love how much he loves Margo. It's amazing to me the passion that he can have for that one girl. I quite enjoyed reading from his perspective, and I found him to be very interesting. I love his character growth from the beginning to end!
Margo
Margo is being played by Cara Delevingne!WHICH, OMG, YASSS, I LOVE CARA. A HARDCORE GIRL CRUSH. I think she makes the PERFECT Margo look-wise! Personality-wise, I found Margo to be annoying: One of the few reasons I can't give this 5 stars. At times, I would like her, but then she would say something that I didn't like. She's a very intriguing character, but I wish we could've gotten to know more about her.
3) The Writing
There was a time when I used to describe why I liked their writing, but apparently, it's turned into me sharing quotes. I will say briefly, I do love his writing. I could read it and never grow bored, and I will read anything he writes.
- “It is so hard to leave—until you leave. And then it is the easiest goddamned thing in the world.”
- “What a treacherous thing to believe that a person is more than a person.”
- “Nothing ever happens like you imagine it will… but then again, if you don’t imagine, nothing ever happens at all. Imagining isn’t perfect. You can’t get all the way inside someone else… But imagining being someone else, or the world being something else, is the only way in. It is the machine that kills the fascists”
- “I can almost imagine a happiness without her, the ability to let her go, to feel our roots are connected even if I never see that leaf of grass again.”
Conclusion
I really enjoyed it!
★★★★.5/5 Stars!
5.0
“It is easy to forget how full the world is of people, full to bursting, and each of them imaginable and consistently misimagined.”
_____________________________
I can honestly say that if the movie wasn't about to be released, I probably would have never read this book. I am so happy that I decided to read it! This is my third John Green book, and I have yet to ever be disappointed. I LOVED both The Fault in Our Stars and Looking For Alaska, and this was not an exception. While both of those books have a sad plot line that will most likely make you cry, this book is very lighthearted. However, at the same time and like all of John's books, his books are very deep and very quotable which you'll probably see a lot of in this review.
1) The Plot
This book is about Quentin and his
I really enjoyed this book! While at times, the plot seemed to drag, especially during the middle and I think there should me a few more chapters, overall I was highly entertained and had no desire to ever put it down. I finished this book in a little under 24 hours.
Another thing about John Green's books: He has this level of humor that is HILARIOUS to me at least; It was especially during The Fault in Our Stars. I think this book was funnier than The Fault in Our Stars! It had me laughing out loud at least once every fifty pages. I love this book, and if you're in the mood for a book to read on a roadtrip, pick this one.
2) The Characters
Quentin
In case you didn't know, Q will be played by Natt Wolf! I think he can play Q perfectly! I like Q, I like him a lot. I like how passionate he is about finding Margo, and I love how much he loves Margo. It's amazing to me the passion that he can have for that one girl. I quite enjoyed reading from his perspective, and I found him to be very interesting. I love his character growth from the beginning to end!
Margo
Margo is being played by Cara Delevingne!
3) The Writing
There was a time when I used to describe why I liked their writing, but apparently, it's turned into me sharing quotes. I will say briefly, I do love his writing. I could read it and never grow bored, and I will read anything he writes.
- “It is so hard to leave—until you leave. And then it is the easiest goddamned thing in the world.”
- “What a treacherous thing to believe that a person is more than a person.”
- “Nothing ever happens like you imagine it will… but then again, if you don’t imagine, nothing ever happens at all. Imagining isn’t perfect. You can’t get all the way inside someone else… But imagining being someone else, or the world being something else, is the only way in. It is the machine that kills the fascists”
- “I can almost imagine a happiness without her, the ability to let her go, to feel our roots are connected even if I never see that leaf of grass again.”
Conclusion
I really enjoyed it!
★★★★.5/5 Stars!