Words I’ve never said before:
THE MOVIE WAS BETTER THAN THE BOOK. *sigh*

More like 2.5 stars. I loved the movie... and i liked how it felt like a gradual and believable love. Reading it just felt.... eh, not as believable? I feel like it happened all at once and it wasn’t a smooth translation from hate to love.

——the below might be a bit spoilery, but honestly, who hasn’t seen the movie lmao ——

I couldn’t stand the fact that every freaking chapter was “until i found out why later” or “she told me her secret later” or whatever. You get the point lol. For those who would read the book first before watching the movie... I feel like the author really lets you know that something is wrong with her and spoils the twist in the book. I mean, after the first hint, we got the point. It would just have made more of an impact for me if Sparks would’ve just left that shit out of the book.

Clearly we would’ve guessed something is wrong since Landon starts off in the book at age 50+ and is going to tell the story about a girl in particular... and the fact that he doesn’t mention her in his current life, states it right there.

Sorry. I ranted about that a little too much. I’m a huge sappy person and i didn’t shed one tear in this book AND i bawled like a baby during the movie.

Hollywood actually got something right for a change.

I loved the movie but not so much the book. The movie was an emotional roller coaster but the book was impassive; at least to me, it was. If it is only for the book, it would have been 2 stars but because of my love for the movie I cannot bring myself to rate this so low, hence the 3 stars.

Estoy en 4.5 o 4 ... Lo pensaré...
Desde el principio el libro me advirtió que iba a reír y llorar leyéndolo no puedo creer que de verdad fuera cierto, este libro lo estaba planeando leer en una semana pero es que no podía dejarlo, me duro menos de un día y en ese día después de lo bonito que me hizo sentir el final me dolió mucho