Wow. I usually NEVER dnf a book, but this one was just so bad, ugh. I barely made it halfway through before I decided that there are better books out there to read instead of wasting my time with this YA-novel.
Ein besonderes Buch über das Leben, Trauer, Liebe und Freundschaft
Ich habe das Buch im Laden gesehen und das Cover hat mich direkt in seinen Bann gezogen. Auch die Geschichte konnte mich wirklich überzeugen. Es gibt einem einen anderen Blickwinkel auf viele Dinge und ist dabei aber nicht zu schwer.
I really enjoyed it. All the characters (besides Amy and Greg) were great and I loved the letter library. Just the whole concept.
Really enjoyed this book. It felt a bit rushed at times and I would‘ve loved if some moments were described more in depth, but overall it was a great story about grieving, love, friendship and letting go of the past to enjoy the future.
me after reading: u okay? also me: no. Strangely, Martin seems to enjoy his interactions with George. There’s nothing she can do that he doesn’t find funny or weird but, on the whole, likeable. ‘What are you reading?’ he asks George on Friday afternoon. ‘Kafka’s Metamorphosis,’ she says without looking up. ‘And what’s it about?’ ‘Guy turns into a giant bug and eventually dies.’ ‘Not exactly life-affirming,’ Martin observes. ‘Life isn’t exactly life-affirming,’ George says. That would be all. Thank you.
