So I previously read this book years ago when I was overseas. I found it in the library on base and I remember thinking, huh, looks okay, it's thick and hey, it's a romance novel, win, win. It took me forever to get through the book at the time (forever meaning two weeks because I kept stopping and ...
I bought this book, the only reason for that was it was an epistolary novel and I have a strange liking towards them. As I feel a letter can bring out the deepest feeling in a person than he/she ever knew they had. I admit I even started liking it initially i was sure of enjo...
We are introduced to Alex and Rosie through the notes they pass back and forth in grade school. Alex and Rosie are best friends. As they grow, so does their means of communication. They progress from notes, to letters through to emails and IM’s and then surprisingly back to letters again. As clo...
Title: Love, RosieAuthor: Cecelia AhernOriginal Title: Where Rainbows EndPublished by: Hachette Book Group on December 2006Genre: Chicklit, Romance, ContemporarySetting: Ireland, Boston, MassachusettsFormat: Paperback, 506 pagesMy Copy Source: Bought Alex and Rosie are bestfriends ever since foreve...
Cecelia Ahern es una autora que logró emocionarme tiempo atrás en mi pre-adolescencia con P.S. I love you y, aunque admito que no volví a leer nada más de ella hasta este año, debo decir que no logró hacerme sentir nada con esta historia. Capaz un poco de bronca a lo sumo.Los personajes al principio...
I'm a sucker for a book written in letters, notes or e-mails. So this book had a great beginning and then when Alex let info re "the letter" drop it went downhill. It was this back and forth of almosts. Very frustrating. Even the ending couldn't make up for it.
I didn't really enjoy this book at all. In the beginning it was quite interesting and funny reading through notes from Rosie in her childhood and becoming a teen. But that's where to good stuff ends, the rest of the book I felt was just a mash of Rosie complaining, making stupid choices and stay...
I tried to rated it higher but I couldn't. The story itself is interesting but God sometimes I had to stop reading because there's only so much frustration a person can take! The amount of angst in the book was too much (and I am one of those persons who enjoys books likes that). But all the comin...
The trope and the film trailer are what got me to read this book. I love friends to lovers stories but I forgot Ahern writes these gimmick books. I should have remembered what happened with P.S. I love you, which is in part an epistolary novel: I didn't like it. I hated Love, Rosie. Rosie's and Al...
Important: Our sites use cookies.
We use the information stored using cookies and similar technologies for advertising and statistics purposes.
Stored data allow us to tailor the websites to individual user's interests.
Cookies may be also used by third parties cooperating with BookLikes, like advertisers, research companies and providers of multimedia applications.
You can choose how cookies are handled by your device via your browser settings.
If you choose not to receive cookies at any time, BookLikes will not function properly and certain services will not be provided.
For more information, please go to our Privacy Policy.
Log in with Facebook 
