Carry On

"Carry on, Simon."- Carry On, Rainbow Rowell

Today, I'm reviewing another book I read in 2015. And truth be told, this book is something I still love. So much.

I told myself I wasn't going to write about this book because I didn't want to gather my thoughts about it. It was hard to gather everything I felt while reading this book into words but I couldn't not talk about it. So here it is, another magnificent work by the one and only Rainbow Rowell: Carry On.

The Rainbow Rowell read-a-thon continues: Attachments!

"Do you believe in love at first sight?"

"Do you believe in love before that?"

-Attachments, Rainbow Rowell

I finished this book two weeks ago, and while I know I should have written my writeup on this one after finishing the book because IT WAS SO DAMNED FANTASTIC (That's  how fantastic it was, I had to capslock those words), my professors decided we had to start our writing drills. But now that I finally found the time to write, here we go!

Fangirl

"What class?" he asked. 

"Fiction-Writing."

"You take Fiction-Writing? That's an actual class?"

"That's an actual question?" -Fangirl, Rainbow Rowell 

(or the time the whole world asked me why I'm taking up Creative Writing. I mean, hello?! This may not be the most quotable thing from this book but this totally describes my problem with the whole world when I try to explain creative writing)

Reasons I picked up Fangirl:

1. The title is the exact term for my life.
2. Pastel green, cute sketches of a girl and a boy on the cover (I judge books by cover sometimes too.)
3. The plot is nice—sisters, fangirling? Sounds familiar!