I loved this book. Though the storyline was sometimes difficult to stomach, it is very beautifully written. The characters are extremely well developed. I hated David from about page 5 though I somewhat understood his motives. I found a high respect for Caroline and just felt sorry for Norah. The story fits well in it's time period and there are many little details that show that the author did her research. I couldn't put this book down and became emotionally invested in the story within a few pages.

(Disclaimer: I received this book as a copy from NetGalley in exchange for a review. My reviews are always honest and my own opinion...I never lie about books.)

I loved this book. She is funny and real. She is self-deprecating without becoming whiny or pathetic. I did not want to put this book down. I love her irreverent humor. Her analogies and quips are hilarious and imaginative. Her narrative feels like talking to a friend. I read this all in one sitting, taking a break only to make and eat dinner. This one was a total win.

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I love how cute and imaginative her books are. They just make me happy. Full review to come.

I've heard a lot of people who said they didn't like this one as well as her other reads. For me, that wasn't an issue. I loved this book, not as much as Fangirl, but more than Eleanor and Park. I could identify well with the characters and, as usual, her writing is just beautiful. I will always be a fan of Rainbow Rowell novels. She hasn't let me down yet.

This one was SOOOO good. I liked it right way. The writing is great and the back and forth (Before/After) from chapter to chapter works really well - something that's very difficult to do. I liked the characters (though I did dislike Sawyer quite a bit for the majority of the book). It's a very emotionally charged read, but very much worth it.

I LOVED this book. I didn't want to put it down. It was a really fast and easy read - one that I think everyone in my family would enjoy. I was somewhat frustrated by the ending, but considering I can jump right into the second book I should be fine. If I had read this prior to the second book being released I think I would've been pretty upset. It definitely leaves you wanting more.