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Fangirl Book Review

Fanfiction and fandom is Cath’s life. She’s all good at writing and putting her thoughts about Simon and Baz in words like she owns them. She faces many difficulties in adjusting her college life where her twin Wren finds new ways to make herself as independent as she can. Cath discovers her deep feelings for the boy she never thought she would hangout with but since she knew it’s not the same life any more she accepts the pleasure of being loved unconditionally. Cath has shown everyone that fandom is the world where there’s no exit, you can only go forward in this magical world full of infinite words.  

Looking for Alaska Book Review

- The obsession of Miles with last words made me believe that a person's last words do have some kind of meaning. Alaska Young, always being moody, self-destructive, rebellious, reckless somehow finding distractions from her inner struggles & always looking for a way out of the labyrinth. Her death was tragic indeed. She left many mysteries behind. - The love that Miles had for Alaska made it more worse for him to forget that he let her go alone that night, drunk & messed up. Alaska truly didn't find her way out of the labyrinth but she did write it 'Straight & fast'. 'If people were rain, I was drizzle & she was a hurricane' - John Green ❤   

Eleanor and Park Book Review

Eleanor & Park is the story of two star-crossed lovers written by Rainbow Rowell. Rainbow Rowell is one of my favorite writers. The magic she does with words is what every reader craves. She knows how to make her reader connect with the story and make them live it. The story is all about finding your first love and letting yourself get lost in the pleasure of being consumed by it. Rowell in an interview said "I've always, always wanted to write first love story. I feel like, when you're 16, you've the greatest ever capacity for romantic love. You fall in love with every cell of your body. But at the same time, at that age, you've so little to offer the person you love. You don't belong to yourself quite yet - you still have school & your parents, your own space - and you also know that what you're feeling probably won't last. First love usually doesn't. There's a built-in tragedy to falling (truly) in love when you're 16.It's

Landline Book Review

Georgie trying so hard to keep things at their place realized that she has lost the most beautiful relations she had with her husband and kids when her husband Neal decided to leave for Omaha to visit his family with the kids for Christmas as Georgie had to stay in Los Angeles because something came up on the show she has worked for. Situation got worse. All she could do was to sit in her office while writing and think about Neal and the kids. One day when she found the yellow telephone from which she used to talk to Neal for hours before their marriage things took a magical turn...