Dear Diary:
After reading , I decided I should put more work in this blog. The book (who at first I found too simple) is great.
Mini Review (spoiler free: They must do more of this please, I'll just tell a short presentation who will help you read this book faster without getting lost).
Note: I just read until page 350 from 410 (not even sure) but I had to write a mini review before my ideas become erased.
First of all we need to know this book is divided on two parts.
The first part is when Juliet (our *insert red's voice saying heroine from nameless here*) talks about her love for books and her failed relationship (This part is not her showing her critique against love by the way) . This part is filled with references of other books (they are not well-known books, they are old books who I think the author considers them little hidden jewels). After a presentation of Juliet an her friends, Sidney and Sophie, Juliet receives a letter from Dawsey, a guy who lives on Guernesey and lived while the nazi occupation was taking place.
This part ends up being really easy to read, the comedy is really present mostly half of the first part. Nevertheless, don't start reading to fast pay extra attention to what the multiple but multiple characters tell you, at the second part they will become an important part and you will extremely like it. The second part is filled with events from the second world war and character development. The comedy, extremely present at part one, slowly fades away from part one to part two. The book is still easy to read but you start taking it more seriously after.
Conclusion: Don't let the first part deceive you, even it is not an excellent book, it is certainly a book you will enjoy and maybe even re-read. Even if you don't notice (like me) you start getting attached to the characters slowly making it a great experience.
This book showed me that thanks to impressions we do on people, we start writing our story who will be later told to others. I find this a great thing, It makes me think again of the importance of memories (*Insert nameless ost: Secret*).
After this long review showing you my love for this book, I will proceed telling you how was my week.
Thursday, I had a test about "L'histoire du Roman", I really wanted a 20 on that test but I failed at studying because I didn't had time. I just hope I get a 14... I feel so sad getting left behind on my studies. This day I started thinking of a friend who came last year and now goes back to his country of origin due to his father's work. Update: I got a 13...
I think Le Cercle littéraire des amateurs d'épluchures de patates influenced me deeply because thanks to this I now decided to also start describing my friends lives. I decided to change my motives for this blog. If I someday end up dead for I don't know what reason, I will leave this blog as a testimony to who I was for others. I'll show some posts to my friends If I sometime have an opportunity.
Friday: I had a test in socialisation, hopefully I did well.
Saturday: I noticed I got behind in my japanese studies. Everyone studies except me. I should prove them wrong and get a 100 this exam.
Sunday: Oh boy! A whole day doing my dissertation. I need to get 10+, if not I'm going to kill myself.
Today 27: Really boring day, hopefully I finish my book and work on economy and english.
P.S. due to do those nameless references the opening theme is now stuck on my head.
I have 16.29... Kill me, I'm doing so bad on everything.