The Name of the Book

Hey guys! I have been wondering this for quite a while now. I really don ’ t get it so I am asking you and the authors around to see if I finally get an answer to my question: “ Why authors want to romanticise situations that are not romantic at all? ” . No but seriously, why. I have been a reader for quite a while and I have read many books. And I have come to the conclusion that often situations that are not cool are presented as if they were for the sake of a plot-line. Maybe if those situations were treated in a different way they could have been way cooler than they were. There are two types of truisms that are often make look as romantic that I cannot particularly stand: sickness and abusive relationships. I am not saying that those elements cannot be present in a story as a part of a plot or, be the central part of a plot: they can and when well used can create an amazing story. But often they are not used in a nice way. Abusive relationships are not ok; I don ...

To be honest i was really looking forward to read this book. I´ve had it since last summer but I haven´t found the time to read it until now. I wanted to read it before the movie comes out so now it was kind of mandatory to read it, mostly because I really want to see the movie… I mean Sam Claflin and Emilia Clarke, what else do you need to want to see the film? But that wasn´t the main reason why I purchased the book. I´ve read other book by Jojo Moyes and I really enjoyed, and as matter of fact I tend to be quite skeptical and I wanted to know if that book was an anomaly or just a prove of what a great author she was. For those who are wondering, it is the second one. A prove of how great she is as an author. I feel like I am rambling just a little too much, so without further do I am going to start talking about Me Before You. As I was saying because Jojo Moyes is such a great author I really enjoyed the style in which the book is written and it was such a quick read: I ...

Hello Everyone, Considering that I´ve got finals this month I´ve read a ton. I´ve read a total of 15 books; so without further do let´s get started . The Young Elites byMarie Lu This is the first book I read this month and I wrote a full review (which you can see by clicking on the title). The Young Elites was that kind of books that takes you to places you weren´t expecting to go at all and I think that´s the main reason why I liked that much. As I´ve just said there is a review uploaded so check that one out if you are interested because I think that it´s al said when I told you that I gave this book 5 out of 5 stars. The Axeman´s Jazz by Ray Celestin I was really looking to read this book. I loved mystery books and I am very intrigue with the whole serial killer thing. As a matter of fact, if I wasn’t studying finances I will be studying criminology or something related with it. The book has a very interesting premise but the author fails at telling the st...

Hola a Tod@s: Este es de mayo he leído mucho más de lo que esperaba leer sobre todo teniendo en cuenta que estoy de exámenes. He leído un total de 15 libros. Así que sin más preámbulos os voy a contar lo que he leído este mes.  Los Jóvenes de la Élite de Marie Lu Esta fue la primera lectura del mes de la que escribí una reseña completa, a la podéis acceder pinchando en el título del libro. Los Jóvenes de la Élite me gustó mucho, sobre todo porque no es la típica lectura que estas esperando cuando te adentras en un libro de fantasía. Pero como ya le hice una reseña entera no me voy a extender demasiado. Creo que con deciros que os recomiendo encarecidamente que lo leáis y que le di 5 estrellas está todo dicho. Jazz para el Asesino del Hacha de Ray Celestin Tenía muchas ganas de leer Jazz para el Asesino del Hacha de Ray Celestin. Soy una apasionada de los libros de misterio y, el tema de los asesinos en serie me fascina. Me llama mucho la atención el trabajo...