Did I learn much from this book?
No.
Is that because the book was written for/marketed to different people?
Probably.
Is this still a good book nonetheless?
Definitely.
The way it's written is so real, so human, and I love that. The tiny jokes really made me laugh but the best part, is that this book has given me a tool to help phrase things to other people when my own words are lacking.

If this isn't motivational, idk what is.

"After that, word was passed that the young queen was kindhearted, and not one to punish small mistakes."

I got this book from a friend who thought I would enjoy it.
She was so right.
I loved it. I loved everything about it. The world and its details, the characters and how uniquely different they all are, yet they bond with each other and all have a vital role. I just love it to bits, and have thus added it to my favourites.
It's left such an impact on me even, that I need a moment before continuing on to a new book.

I'm not fully sure what I think of this book. I had to sleep on it, to be honest. On one hand, I love loved it. Again, so intense, so horrid and disastrously beautiful. On the other hand, I feel it was a little TOO packed with info. As if the chaos the characters experience is dripping off the pages.
I LOVE how Suzanne wrote Katniss' state of mind in the last 100 pages or so however. A. MA. ZING.

Ab-so-lute-ly AMAZING. Again, I'd seen the movies before reading this. To me, that mind of helps as I have some idea of what is what. Again, the book goes deeper, has way more details and makes sense of things left unanswered by the movies. Absolutely amazing. Can't wait to read the next one!
... no, really. I can't wait. Grabbing it right now.

Shit, this was amazing!
I'd already seen the movies so I knew what was going to happen. But the book added 5 layers to it all, if not more. There is so much more information, so many (disturbing) details, a larger timeframe (in the movies I thought it was a week, maybe two; the book makes it seem far longer (which is great)) and so much more emotion. I absolutely loved it to bits! The book is amazing, even if you already know the ending.

Honestly, I personally just didn't enjoy this book. It had a very different feeling from the first two books, which made it seem like it wasn't even part of the series anymore at some points. Where book 2 made me desperate to find out what happened, book 3 just disappointed me left and right. The ending was weak, the stoey even seemed forced and I just wouldn't recommend it. You can easily just ask someone what the clue is and be done.

The overall book was all right, it's really interesting to delve deeper into the minds of the characters. I will be honest and admit that I skipper over some parts because things got a bit too long.
The ending however instantly made me go to the library to get the next book

A very easy read, for some reason. Despite being over 450 pages, and thus among the longer books, it was quite easy to get through it. It was hard to put down at some points even, it all takes place in a very interesting world. Not a favourite of mine, but definitely a good read.
And it definitely made me feel powerful.

10/10
My gods. This book....... I think I like it even more than 'all that she can see', but only a little.
This book is absolutely great. It's very captivating, it really gets you invested in the characters and you just want to know how things are going to turn out! Although the ending was a little predictable, it was the perfect ending.
Everything about this book is just... perfect. It's perfect for me to read away on a warm summer day.

"There are times in life when two people who want to talk do not do so for no other reason than each of them fearing that the other person does not want to talk to them"

I'm not even 2o pages in and already am hooked to this book. Carrie's writing truly is magical.

10/10
Definitely
My gods
This book.... it has everything. It has everything I personally love in books/stories and more even! I really have no words to describe this book.
But it. Is. A-ma-zing!!!!! Truly magical.

Truly, how Carrie Hope Fletcher manages to write such magically wonderful books is beyond me. If you haven't already, go get your hands on a copy of her book. I'm halfway through the book and It's so wonderful, I barely have words for it.

"Why anyone would choose to wear dresses you can't breathe in and high heels you can't walk in when pyjamas and slippers are readily available to everyone... well, it's beyond me!"

Page 5 and I'm in love. I also have a feeling this book is going to make me cry.
Stay tuned for more posts about this book!

Time to read this beauty by Carrie Hope Fletcher, already loving the 'dedicated to' bit.

So I just finished reading this book, and it was all right. It was a nice, light romantic novel, involving different people who are all connected in some way. There was a twist I kindof saw coming, but mostly I found the book okay-ish, bordering on boring from time to time. But overall it's a nice book if you want a getaway I guess.

Now excuse me while I go read something different to hopefully recover from the ptevious book heartbreak.

Hopefully. Maybe this one will break it just as bad but who knows

"Stay" I say, "Stay"

So I just finished this book and.... I cried my eyes out.
It probably hit me harder than it'd hit most people, but it made me contact a friend and tell them how much I loved them. And that doesn't hapoen quickly, a book having such a big impact on me.

"Stay" I say, "stay"

"The history of the town of Night Vale is long and complicated, reaching back thousands of years to the earliest indigenous people in the desert. We will cover none of it here.
(....)
It is a friendly desert community, where the sun is hot, the moon is beautiful, and mysterious lights pass overhead while we all pretend to sleep.
Welcome to Night Vale."

"We wish with our hands, that's what we do as artists."

"Is there really any defined criteria there?
Is it really just a choice between A and B?
Do you really have to choose?
Where is the line between genius and not genius?
Where is the line between what is true and who is a lie?
Where is the line between who is true and where is a lie?
You must not ask."

"Which should take precedence, the value of the world or your own value?
To accept the world as boring or accept oneself as boring?
Which is really more agreeable?
There's bound to be some amount of ambiguity and uncertainty."

"Like a painter without a style.
Like a scholar whose studies are complete.
Like a chef who has already tasted succes.
Like a fortune-teller who has transcended too far."

"It's a problem with no solutions and no interpretations. It's over before it's begun, and by the time it's over, it's complete."

"The world is harsh to the brilliant. The world is harsh to the competent.
The world is harsh to the beautiful. The world is harsh to the attentive.
The world is kind to the unkempt. The world is kind to the incompetent.
the worls is kind to the corrupt. The world is kind to the oblivious.
But if you figure that out, if you realise that, it's already over right then."

"- Dreams don't come true so easily.
--Well, yeah. I mean, I can barely handle reality.
- So, in other words, all wishes are nearly unattainable.
--Well, yeah, but not all nearly unattainable things are wishes"

Nothing will ever be okay again, not in the same way, but I‘m getting used to it.