Love, Rosie (Where Rainbows End)

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Never I have seen the plot to be constructed upon this written elements and it gave so much depth to the story, because they were intimate and genuine. There were plenty of times where I just wish that something went well for her, for once, but her life was one of realistic disappointments and glimmers of hope. Primero que nada, un breve resúmen de la trama para los que no quieren tomarse el trabajo de leer la sinopsis: Rosie y Álex sopn mejores amigos desde que tienen uso de la memoria y este libro nos va a llevar por todas las subidas y bajadas que implica una relación tan apasionada y fuerte como la de estos dos a lo largo de los años. For those of you who wants a sweet love story about two best friends who lost each other but found their way back together again, then I definitely recommend this. I lost interest in the brothers and sisters and even the children because I was so anxious to finish this 550 page book.

Le puse 5 estrellas porque me hizo sentir mucho esta historia; me hizo reír varias veces, me hizo suspirar aún más, pero a su vez me desesperó tanto, me hizo enojar demasiadoooo y me hizo llorar como mensa. Though you might enjoy the development and drama of the main characters, their friends and family, it might take you a while you get through this book as there is only so much repetitive/depressing events you can take in a space of time.

The characters are especially lovable and engaging, as they are each flawed and faced with struggle, making them ever more relatable and believable. Entiéndanme, estoy cansada, sensible y frustrada porque debería estar estudiando y no me puedo concentrar. She spent an entire night reminiscing and reading all those messages and when she finished, it was morning.

I know, I know, I'm a sucker for HEAs and it makes me insane when I don't get them or when it takes too long for the main characters to achieve it. As time passes, Alex and Rosie keep in contact, only to figure out how lonely they are without one another. It was directed by Christian Ditter, and stars Lily Collins as Rosie Dunne and Sam Claflin as Alex Stewart.The things that keep these two apart from each other for so long is the lack of vulnerability, falling for other people while thinking that the other one has moved on from you, other marriages, distance, and having children with other people.

The decision of putting them into one character hindered Katie from having a good relationship with her father.

Because I was sitting on the grass with my best friend Alex, and that was my best friend Alex's face and nose and eyes and lips, but they seemed different. I just didn’t think that he was all that and I definitely wouldn’t be interested in him if I had known everything he had put his families through. Watching her jump from job to job also related to me at this time in my life, and it was surprisingly insightful for a rom-com genred book. around 35 or something like that, I forget) In the movie Katie is just used as a plot for why it takes so long for Rosie and Alex to get together, but in the books Katie is her own person, a character worth loving and worrying over. A su vez, sí creo que la película hizo un trabajo excelente en retratar el espíritu del libro, su aura y sus personajes.

Rosie and Alex, 2 best friends since childhood, with a lot in common, who dream of a future together, as friends of course. I really enjoyed getting to really know the characters and they were all so well developed and portrayed. Her dreams for college, Alex, and a glamorous career dashed, Rosie stays in Dublin to become a single mother, while Alex pursues a medical career and a new love in Boston.

Me lo sigue rompiendo, porque este libro no me lo puedo sacar de la cabeza, no me puedo desprender de sus personajes y siempre vuelven a mí.