Review: Love, Rosie
Love, Rosie by Cecilia Ahern
Review by Alona
This
one is for all of the Romans reamers out there.
Love,
Rosie was the first book that I ever read completely by myself in English, so
if English isn't your mother tongue and you usually wait for books to be translate-
you can easily start to read English with this book!
Love,
Rosie tells the story of two best friends, Rosie and Alex, Who grow up
together. Everything is perfect for them until Alex is being forced to move to
America with his parents far away from Rosie. Only after being separated
they understand that they have feelings for each other but they decide to keep
he has a secret.
When
Rosie visits Alex she thinks that this is the perfect chance to tell him what
she feels but it's already too late and Alex have a girlfriend, soon-to-be he's
wife. She comes back home and after a while decides to move on and start dating
again. She meets a great guy, having a perfect job and her life's seems to be
perfect, right as Alex getting a divorce.
Suddenly
Rosie's marriage starts to fall apart and Alex has to win her heart over
again.
When
I started to read the book I went crazy, there are no descriptions and the
whole book is writing in conversation style; chats, letters, postcards,
emails. Luckily I kept reading and discovered in the main using heartbreaking
story. I'm not exaggerating when I say that Cecelia Ahern is a genius! She took
my heart away and did with it whatever she wanted. I HATE and LOVE the book at
the same time, It was so frustrating every time that I thought 'this is Rosie
and Alex finally going to be together!' but of course, I was wrong and Cecelia
somehow succeeded to ruined it.
There's
a moment of love and you just sit there reading like;
But
it's too early, NO Rosie&Alex for me, forget about it.
Not
gonna say how it ended, you have to read at yourself ;)
In
the bottom line- if you love romans and you want your heart to explode
from love this is the book for you! Amazing and highly recommended!
Uh
yeh and one more thing; this book turning soon to a movie staring Lily Collins
as Rosie Dunne and Sam Claflin as Alex Stewart.
There's
no trailer\coming out date yet but I can assure you, there is lots to expect
for ;)
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