Before you continue reading, my review might contain a spoiler or two. Mainly those I find pointless.The reason I wanted to read this book is because I'm an avid journalist, in the most write-my-own-personal-journals-diligently-for-over-ten-years way. As soon as I saw a book about a magical journal ...
*Bücher suchen sich seine Leser selbst aus* Dies war endlich mal ein Cecilia Ahern Buch was mich richtig begeistern konnte. Es geht darin um die 16 jährige Tamara, die eine sehr schwere Zeit durch macht. Ihr Vater hat sich umgebracht, ihre Mutter hat Depressionen und sie muss zu ihrer Tante in ein...
Usually, there's a lot to learn from a book by [a:Cecelia Ahern|7116|Cecelia Ahern|https://d.gr-assets.com/authors/1404703770p2/7116.jpg]. Normally, it's about loving people, making time for what's important etc. From that perspective, this book was a disappointment. It felt like she was trying to t...
I read PS I Love You and was enchanted. Unfortunately, this book was not as well fleshed out as the other.Tamara is a spoiled brat whose father's suicide leaves her penniless. Her mother is depressed and catatonic and refuses to leave the room of her uncle's house, where they are now staying. Tam...
The Book of Tomorrow is a book about family, friendship and about living your own tomorrow instead of following others footsteps. It's a book about secrets, and of finding the truth, which doesn't turn out to be anything you expect it to be half way throughout the book. It's a good ending. And I fee...
The Book of Tomorrow follows Tamara Goodwin after her father committed suicide. Tamara was a snobby, spoiled brat who thought she deserved everything. And she did get everything, thanks to her fathers money. But when her father died, the truth on their current money situation is revealed, showing th...
Here's the something: I didn't believe in the characters. I didn't believe that Tamara was an actual 16-year-old girl; she felt more like an adult's IDEA of a 16-year-old girl, one that was trying too hard to fit into that mold of "stuff teenagers like" (big hair, The Ting Tangs, Facebook) and it a...
I wasn't going to finish this one, but I decided to stick with it and about half way through it got pretty good. I'm glad I stuck with it because the end wasn't really what I expected at all. Not the best book I've read (or listened to in this case) but I liked it.
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