Book Review: If you're a TVD fan, you should read this.

 Stefan Salvatore in the form of a book boyfriend.

The storyline of the whole getting to know each other, and the chemistry was good. The characters felt quite cute whenever they were with each other. The conversation and everything were definitely cute. The book delivered a cute-sy romantic comedy on a hot platter. However, the end and the main plot of the story felt like it left something to be delivered.

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Book Review: I'm sorry but I will always be team Camila | Daisy Jones & The Six Review

My honest (and slightly angry) review of Daisy Jones & The Six — the hype, the drama and the heartbreak.

I had heard a lot about the Amazon Prime series of this book. I had watched numerous edits on Instagram and heard many praises for the book and the series, especially, which is why I picked the book, despite hating any story that has to do anything with cheating.

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Book Review: A book that makes you feel everything extremely

I explore everything about the book 'me before you'.

I have delayed writing this review because I don’t want to say goodbye to this story, or because I’m unsure I can review this book well. Still, I want to do the story justice, so here it goes…

After almost finishing the book, I watched the ‘Me Before You’ movie for the second time in my life. I had watched the movie for the first time quite a few years back and fell in love with it, and had decided that I would read the book one day. However, after having the experience of reading the book, the movie, while still good, did fall short for me. Just because there were so many scenes - important scenes - that were not in the movie, especially Lou’s mother’s scene, which I personally felt was valuable in the book. It was completely cut in the movie along with Lou’s backstory. And Will’s parents were also together in the movie.

The movie left out many vital parts from the book, which weakened the story. If you enjoyed the movie but haven’t read the book, you missed a much deeper experience. The book was far superior. Emilia Clarke and Sam Caffin’s acting and chemistry were the movie’s main strengths.

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