- Love, Rosie By Cecelia Ahern                                     ★★☆

- Two boys Kissing by David Levithan                          ★★★★★

- Wonder by R.J. Palacio                                                ★★★★

- Me before you by Jojo Moyes                                      ★★★

- A better place by Mark A. Roeder                                 ★★★

- Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell                                           ★★★

- Writing in the dark by David Grossman                      ★★★★

- Boy Trouble by Mark A. Roeder                                  ★★★

- Landline by Rainbow Rowell                                       ★★★

- Muerte blanca by Marcos Misiaszek                           ★★★

I need to stop a moment to update this because I can't take the frustration anymore.I like the book, I'm not gonna lie about it, but I won't deny how much it pisses me off.

I hate, HATE the sister, she's unbelievable unbearable, I understand the need of privacy and the fact that she wanted her space from her sister but the way she acts makes me so so mad. And the fact that Cath just takes it, God, martyr complex much? I just (ah! just, get it??) want her to stand up for herself at least once, I don't care if she screams and loses it. She really needs to speak and make known her complains and thoughts.

So far she has been mistreated over and over again by her own sister, had been used by her classmate and had been like 80% unhappy in a school her sister chose and she just followed. Then her mother trying to see her after ten year (and again, the sister meeting with her and complaining when Cath didn't want to see her).

But lets not only blame other, Cath is kind of guilty too, she lets people walk all over her. She complains about not having friends or people don't understanding her but doesn't try either, she even said how she avoid when classmates invited her to places, or parties. Even that poor girl in the bathroom that first day in school. I'm tired of books with the poor and misunderstood female protagonist, the one everyone abuse and is always a victim but also does nothing to change her situation until the love interest appears and makes her go out of her shell.

Luckily at least the Levi situation seems to be starting to work (and guess how? Yes! Talking!!! She spoke and told her about the night of the party and then how she felt about him AND THEN he talked and then they talked together. Crazy how troubles seems to dissapear when people TALK)

Anyway, back to reading, I think I'm calmed enough to keep with the book.

It's 3am, I want to go to bed, I'm so tired but I want to keep listening to the audiobook, I'm liking the story and I want to know the end. I'm so close.

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 comings and goings, all the I love him/her but it's not the time became boring after a while.

The book could have ended 150 pages before and with a happy ending too if they only had talked. I feel that the end was overstretched and, therefore, that the book became boring and repetitive. I did enjoy it but not as much as I thought I would because of those reasons.

I really liked the relation between Rosie and Alex, that pure friendship and love formed by children and continued as teenagers and adults, I loved it. I wish they had swallowed their pride a lot sooner but well.

I actually read the book because I saw the trailer of the movie but I have the feeling that is going to be one of those movies that had nothing to do with the book, maybe the movie does shorten up the angst a little and it can balance the book.

That being said if you really dig chick flick books you would like this one, probably more than me.