So I bought this book when I went on a trip to Target and Barnes and Noble. I've been meaning to read it for a while now because my friend loved this book, I was also kind of avoiding this book because I wasn't IN LOVE with Eleanor and Park. I wasn't IN LOVE with this book either, but I liked it better than Eleanor and Park. I would probably give this book a 7/10 stars. A lot of people say it's really relatable, I can see that, but this book just never really pulled me in. I don't know why, Rainbow's books never fully pull me in, I'm just partially interested in them, I'm not in love. I would recommend this book to anyone who loves reading and needs a cutesy book to read, though I would say read Anna and the French Kiss first. Here is the synopsis for Fangirl: 

In Rainbow Rowell's Fangirl, Cath is a Simon Snow fan. Okay, the whole world is a Simon Snow fan, but for Cath, being a fan is her life—and she’s really good at it. She and her twin sister, Wren, ensconced themselves in the Simon Snow series when they were just kids; it’s what got them through their mother leaving.

Reading. Rereading. Hanging out in Simon Snow forums, writing Simon Snow fan fiction, dressing up like the characters for every movie premiere.

Cath’s sister has mostly grown away from fandom, but Cath can’t let go. She doesn’t want to.

Now that they’re going to college, Wren has told Cath she doesn’t want to be roommates. Cath is on her own, completely outside of her comfort zone. She’s got a surly roommate with a charming, always-around boyfriend, a fiction-writing professor who thinks fan fiction is the end of the civilized world, a handsome classmate who only wants to talk about words . . . And she can’t stop worrying about her dad, who’s loving and fragile and has never really been alone.

For Cath, the question is: Can she do this? Can she make it without Wren holding her hand? Is she ready to start living her own life? Writing her own stories? Open her heart to someone? Or will she just go on living inside somebody else’s fiction?

Simon Snow is the Harry Potter of this world. It's funny because I actually did watch Harry Potter today. A lot of people say Harry Potter was their childhood book, I wouldn't say that. It is a book series I really enjoyed in my childhood, but I don't know, it's between Harry Potter, Percy Jackson and Eragon, really. Anyway, I'm probably the last person on Earth to not have read this book, but if you haven't I suggest you leave now so I don't spoil you. 

SPOILERS FOR FANGIRL BELOW


'Rapey' That cracked me up, she told Levi that she thought he might rape her. I thought that maybe Levi was Reagan's brother at first, but he was her best friend, which I liked because it's always fun to read about friendships (as long as there's a romance in the book too, and action doesn't hurt) 
"So our narrator is gay... And he's named after me..." I really liked Nick at first, he seemed like a nice guy, but as the story progressed he lost my liking. 
I did think that it was odd she wrote a fan fiction of the her paper, I understand that it's her life, and I did really enjoy writing fan fictions, in fact I'm thinking about continuing that story I stopped writing, thinking about, I wrote a bit for it today, but I haven't decided whether or not I'm going to post it, but I might. But she was so upset when Piper said she couldn't write fan fiction for her papers, and really I get that and I think Cath overreacted slightly. 
I thought it was cool that Cath was okay with reading her story out loud to Levi, I could never read any of my stories out loud to someone, I'd find that too embarrassing, kind of like reading an ultra embarrassing passage from my diary out loud to someone, I couldn't do that either, my writing is a part of me and if someone is going to read it I prefer not to have to read it aloud to them, I don't know, I'm weird. 
Did anyone else feel really bad for Cath? I mean she was loosing her best friend she'd known all her life- Wren. That's upsetting. Her first half of her first year in College didn't go that well. The second half was definitely better. 
I felt bad for Levi when Cath was kind of making fun of him when he admitted he couldn't read books, but then she ended up reading to him and it was really cute. But then we all knew she was going to read to him and when they fell asleep together we all knew Reagan would walk in on them. That's what happens in books. 
I wasn't sure what would happen when Cath went into the kitchen, but I definitely didn't expect for her to find Levi making out with another girl, I mean I guessed it was because she never texted him back and he was trying to get over her, but still, he should have tried a little harder, but then again after that she went out of her way to avoid Levi. 
I thought Nick might like Cath, but that turned out just to be me liking love triangles. By the way, am I the only one who doesn't hate love triangles? I love all the tension that comes with them, well, as long as she chooses the right guy in the end. (ROSE HATHAWAY -_-) 
One of my favorite scenes was when Cath met one of her fans. I'd love to meet someone who likes my writing, of course, I'm not sure if there is anyone who likes my writing anymore, but still I'd love to hear what they thought about everything and about my writing style etc. 
It was sweet how Levi left work for her, but then he ruined it by telling her it was 'just a kiss' at the hospital. 
I really liked Reagan's character, she's very blunt, straight forward, honest and she really does care for Cath and Levi. She's the type of friend that I would like to have. 
So Levi and Cath say "Okay" "Okay" "Okay" "Okay" TFIOS-ING IT ALL THE WAY!!! 
It's funny because I caught the Twilight reference and I haven't even read that book. And since I've been asked this before, I have no intention to read Twilight, so sorry. 
I can see that most of Cath and Wren's problem was their pride. Neither one wanted to be the first to talk to the other, I get it, bu tI really wanted them to work it out, which they started to do in the hospital. I honestly didn't get why Wren didn't just agree to stop drinking, it almost killed her for Raziel's sake. I'm guessing the person to have dropped Wren off at the hospital was Courtney, and maybe Courtney liked Jandro or something. She probably slapped Wren or something, too. 
I'm glad that Wren and Cath made up, it isn't easy loosing a best friend, I can only imagine how hard it would be to have to loose your twin. 
'Reagan was looking at Nick like she was already tying him to railroad tracks.' Ah, Nick, what jerk. Not giving credit to Cath, then just coming over after months to talk to her about getting his story in a paper or something. Wow. Just wow, what an arse. I liked that she turned down Nick, even though it would be good for her future too. 
It was so cute when Levi was like "I choose you over everyone." awkfhadbfslbdhif  SO CUTE. That was when she was saying if he got to know Wren that he'd choose her. 

Look what I actually got around to reading! I actually read this on May 26, 2014 (remember how I posted a crap load of reviews on that weekend?) but as of the fact that I was at my cousins who live in the middle of practical no where their internet broke. So I finally got around to reviewing this book :). It's kinda a coming of age romance story. For me it was a very cutesy book that I would read when I had a lot of time to spare but not one that I would leap at to reread. I would rate this book a 6/10 stars. I liked it but I wasn't hooked. It's not exactly my type of book if you've read a bunch of my good reviews you'd know my ideal type of book is Romance/Action/Adventure Y/A book. So I liked it, but I didn't love it. Here is the synopsis in case you want to read it:Two misfits.
One extraordinary love.
Eleanor... Red hair, wrong clothes. Standing behind him until he turns his head. Lying beside him until he wakes up. Making everyone else seem drabber and flatter and never good enough...Eleanor.
Park... He knows she'll love a song before he plays it for her. He laughs at her jokes before she ever gets to the punch line. There's a place on his chest, just below his throat, that makes her want to keep promises...Park.
Set over the course of one school year, this is the story of two star-crossed sixteen-year-olds—smart enough to know that first love almost never lasts, but brave and desperate enough to try
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So anyway if that sounded interesting to you and you want to buy the physical book click here. Not sure if I am going to buy it for my bookshelf or not. I am going to read Fangirl someday because Ursula absolutely loves it. So if you're reading this, I'M GOING TO READ THAT BOOK EVENTUALLY. I also plan on reading Attachments  by Rainbow Rowell. I'm not sure about Landline, though. I have SO many new books I want to read and the summer's almost over! :( But then of course I can still stay awake for all hours during the school year, though I don't want a rerun of two years ago in which I fell asleep during class like one a month (I stayed up very late watching TV....) So this book.... I liked that for once, this is going to sound terrible that a character isn't like perfectly in shape, it shows that you can have your own story when you aren't well, perfect looking. I liked that about it. I wasn't the biggest fan of the some of Eleanor and Park's characteristics but I can deal with it. There were a lot of cute moments where I was just like AWWWWWW between P&E and I liked that too, very adorable. So I recommend this book if you have some free time to read, it's cute and makes you think... kinda. I hear there will be a sequel book like 10 years later some day but that may just be a rumor IDK. So go read this book if you haven't read it and then come back and we can compare thoughts :D 

SPOILERS 


I didn't get why everyone was such arses to the new kid? Like when there are new people in my year my group of friends is sort of like... tightly knit so we take a while to let anyone new in but we're not like giant arses to anyone new. Like Tina was being a butt face to Eleanor just because she was new, which I just didn't get. Maybe it's just my school that's not totally bitchy to new people or maybe it was just back in the time of the book, I don't know. Park was being a jerk to Eleanor in the beginning too, I didn't like that. Eleanor seems to have a very trying life, like I felt so bad for her while reading. Especially because of Rich, he seemed like a grade A arse.
I found it kinda cute when Eleanor started reading his comics and he took longer to turn the pages so she could read it. That would be the beginning of their relationship in my opinion. When Park got nervous about not having any new comics for Eleanor, I just thought that was adorable. 
WARNING I WILL BE SAYING ADORABLE AND  CUTE A LOT IN THIS. 
Then I was so in cute bliss when Park made Eleanor a playlist and she listened to it all the time and Park asked for a bunch of batteries  so he could give them to Eleanor. 
I did not like Rich from the beginning. He just didn't sound like a good guy and that Eleanor just had the wrong idea. Why I didn't like him from the start was because Eleanor's mother went out of her way to make him happy and if he was actually a good guy she wouldn't have to do that. It didn't seem like her mom did that out of love for Rich, just to avoid his rage. Then he hit her mom and gave her a hickey after like beating her. Why in Raziel's name was she still with him?
It was sweet when Park let Eleanor use his headphones. 
I felt SO bad for Eleanor when she said she used salt because she didn't have a toothbrush. Like I take brushing my teeth for granted and reading about that kinda grossed me out and depressed me at the same time. 
When Eleanor likes Park she calls him by his real name, then they finally start talking it's really cute. It was so obvious when they started liking each other because they noticed the other's habits and hair. 
Then Park came over and brought his comic book and they read it together AWWWWWWWWWWW. I was listening to She Will Be Loved by Maroon 5 when they were reading the comic and I was just so in the cute zone. Then they were holding hands and SO CUTE!!!!!!!!!
Was it possible to rape someone's hand? lol that was funny. 
Mondays were the best and Saturdays were the worst--- now that is seriously love. 
The only reason she wants to babysit is to talk to Park, that was adorable! Then the phone call was MORE ADORABLE. And he got sorta protectively mad over her book, which I loved. 
The fact that she got nervous about meeting his parents, well don't we all get nervous about meeting our boyfriend/girlfriend's parents for the first time? Then Park got in a fight for Eleanor, that was so cute, I want a boy who would fight for me! (Jace Herondale maybe? Or a Daemon Black....)
RICHIE I WANTED HIM TO DIE AND GET REJECTED BY HELL BECAUSE OF HIS CHARACTER. He needs to BUY his children more things. I don't care if they're his step children, at least by the things they need! 
I loved Park's parents, especially his mom. How she didn't like Eleanor but then she saw all her siblings and started to like her more because she understood how hard it was? So cute. 
I got really freaked out over the gunshots. She was only trying to do the right thing, Rich a.k.a SEBASTIAN MORGENSTERN LEVEL
When Eleanor stayed for dinner and they kissed AWWW. Then later her dad is just like, you can stay for dinner whenever, I was like THIS IS ADORABLE I LOVE PARK'S FAMILY. (You don't hear a lot about Josh which is realistic because some people are very distant from their siblings and don't really notice them a lot) 
Park was being an idiot when he took Tina's side, like no, you always take your girlfriend's side over your ex's. They literally were with each other 24/7 it was cute but a little annoying that they didn't have lives apart from each other, I wish Park had other friends that he could like talk to about Eleanor and get advice from and stuff. But they're both misfits so..
OMG when  Park's mom had makeover night with Eleanor? SO CUTE. I loved how she gave her make up and stuff to keep. Though, when Park started wearing make up, I get his statement that he wanted to be himself, but I did not like that, I just thought it was weird. 
Park and Eleanor's date was really cute. \
I liked that Tina was being nice to Eleanor in the end because she sort of understood her, you know? EW it was Rich that was writing that stuff, which is so messed up. 
The end, WHY DIDN'T ELEANOR CONTACT PARK?! that pissed me off so much. Then she sends him one postcard it's like NO he likes you! I wanted a happy ending -_- During the end I was listening to Down by Jason Walker and it was really depressing. 
So that's all I've got to say! Watch my twitter for more posts :) 
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