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I. I just... I can't.
This book is incredible. I loved the story line ave the character development. I thought that the ideas behind it were brilliant. The idea of being put into a community of like minded people but never truly fitting in is something that I find interesting. And I am excited to see how the story develops in the next book.
I stayed up all night reading this, and I can't say that I do that for a lot of books. Really a favourite. Now I want the film to come out so I can see actors playing roles that suit them perfectly.
This book is incredible. I loved the story line ave the character development. I thought that the ideas behind it were brilliant. The idea of being put into a community of like minded people but never truly fitting in is something that I find interesting. And I am excited to see how the story develops in the next book.
I stayed up all night reading this, and I can't say that I do that for a lot of books. Really a favourite. Now I want the film to come out so I can see actors playing roles that suit them perfectly.
It was really interesting to learn about Four's back story. I wish it had been a little bit longer to be honest, I was really starting to get into it!
I really liked this book.
It has changed my views on many things.
To be specific, it has made me realise just how fleeting life really is.
And how important it is to seize the day and to make the most of what you have.
Edit: On a re-read I found it a lot more emotional, I think it was probably because I knew when it would be sad. So it was a bit premeditated. Oh well.
Still an amazing book. The symbolism and metaphors completely take my breath away. In my opinion John Green in an amazing author, and I can honestly say he is my favourite.
Edit: 10th or so re read... Still really emotional, but I've actually started to read it imagining what the characters would be like played by Ansel, Shai and Nat... I am very excited for this movie... That is all that I need to say!
I can see them playing their characters perfectly. Completely! And after watching Stuck in Love, I am completely certain that Nat Wolff is a perfect Isaac!
It has changed my views on many things.
To be specific, it has made me realise just how fleeting life really is.
And how important it is to seize the day and to make the most of what you have.
Edit: On a re-read I found it a lot more emotional, I think it was probably because I knew when it would be sad. So it was a bit premeditated. Oh well.
Still an amazing book. The symbolism and metaphors completely take my breath away. In my opinion John Green in an amazing author, and I can honestly say he is my favourite.
Edit: 10th or so re read... Still really emotional, but I've actually started to read it imagining what the characters would be like played by Ansel, Shai and Nat... I am very excited for this movie... That is all that I need to say!
I can see them playing their characters perfectly. Completely! And after watching Stuck in Love, I am completely certain that Nat Wolff is a perfect Isaac!